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Never mind, I have fixed it! The problem was the margin in the button CSS. I’ve adjusted the bottom margin down to 0. Thanks for looking into this. I should be set now.

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Melanie, that changed the spacing between the boxed text. In the screenshot I attached, I am trying to remove the spacing I circled below the buttons in each boxed text.

I think the button automatically adds space below it. Can I shorten the spacing below the button?

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Hmm that didn’t have an effect on the boxed content size below the content. I’ve circled the area I’m talking about in the attached screenshot.

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Looks good, thank you!

Curious, if I can do something similar to the “boxed content” areas as well? I have those on the homepage below this area.

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Here you go: http://www.napavineyardmanagement.com/

I’m inserting a picture and adding a caption. I want to chance the spacing above and below the text.

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No thank you, I am good now

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Figured it out!

Here is my final CSS for all who care:

#boxed-container {
background: url(“http://www.napavineyardmanagement.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Vineyard-Management-and-Services-Vine-BG.jpg”) no-repeat fixed center top #FFFFFF;
background-size: cover;
}

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ok thank you, that had an effect.

If I wanted the background to stretch with the window size, is that possible? I see it’s fixed in the pixels for the image with a white background once you go outside of it.

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Hmm that didn’t seem to do anything. I’ve temporarily opened up the website so you can see it here: http://www.napavineyardmanagement.com/

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OK I tried this but no change. See attached screenshots of my CSS and of the website background.

Paul

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Website is in development. Is there CSS I can add to stretch the background image to cover the window size?