Text is overlapping on itself.?

[JingDoc]

When text on my site is longer than one line, the rest of the text overlaps onto the same line. See what I mean here How do I fix this?

Thanks in advance for any help!

[photastic]

Looks like this is being caused by this part of css :

.entry-content p {
margin: 0 0 25px;
line-height: 1px !important;
}

the line-height is only 1px makes the text overlap. adjust that part to for example :
line-height; 1em !important
and you'll see the text jump 🙂

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[JingDoc]

Thank you! I knew that was the problem text, but didn't realize there were other options besides px (I'm a beginner if that wasn't blatantly obvious). Now I've played around with several options for line height (em, %, etc.), but nothing changes the spacing between the text at the top (where I've hit enter after a line). Any tips for that?

http://www.wittdc.com/about-dr-witt/

[photastic]

which text exactly do you mean? the one in the top right corner with the address and phone and so?

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[JingDoc]

No, sorry. The entry text, like on this page: http://www.wittdc.com/about-dr-witt/. On my computer, it looks like the education section text is double spaced, and I can't get it to change.

[photastic]

that's because they are all in their own <p> tag (which isn't bad by itself) but here too your css is causing the big spaces :

.entry-content p {
margin: 0 0 25px;
}

this line makes for a bottom margin of 25 pixels below every p you use in your .entry-content divs.
or you remove that part of css or you lower the 25px to a smaller number to suite your taste 🙂

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[JingDoc]

I never would have thought that margin was affecting that. Thank you for all your help!

[photastic]

you're welcome 🙂

If I may give some advice : change 1 thing at a time and then check back on your page to see what changed 🙂
Don't go changing 10 things because it'll be harder to see what changed because of which css code 🙂

If there's anything else, just let us know 🙂

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