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Adding padding below Genesis Responsive Slider

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  • June 13, 2014 at 5:23 am #109567
    Neil Roach
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    I've installed Responsive Slider in 'home - top' on Magazine Pro.
    I've installed the Featured Post widget in 'home - middle' that displays blog posts and applied a header title to be displayed for the widget area.
    The bottom of the slider currently sits right against the top of the title area for the Featured Post widget with no spacing.

    How do I increase the spacing between these two widgetized areas, or add padding below the Responsive Slider?

    Any information would be most welcome.

    Many thanks in advance.
    Regards,
    Neil

    http://www.smartbusinessjourney.com
    June 13, 2014 at 5:49 am #109568
    Neil Roach
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    Just been looking at this again...

    When you enable the 'display pagination in slider' option the padding is put in correctly, but include the little circles for navigation between slides.

    If you only have one slide, as I did, then the pagination circles aren't present and so the slider runs up against the to of the title area of the below widget.

    I've added another slide, two in total, which makes the padding correct, but this isn't what I wanted.

    I guess if I only want one 'slide' then the best approach would be some HTML embedded in a text widget, which is a pain!

    So the question still stands though on how to increase the spacing between the bottom of the widget.

    Thanks,
    Neil

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