Hi there,
I am using some jquery to call another class. Basically - upon clicking h1 it is calling an "expanded" div to show more info ect. I am wondering how I can bump up the expanded paragraph text up into the padding or the h1. I would not want to change all other h1's properties on the page... if that makes any sense.
I've tried that.. for some reason there is no change happening. I wonder if it's because I've added the "pointer" js class. It should just be inheriting h1 properties though. Not sure what is going on.
So trying that. The font size decreases greatly and space between items increases. By increasing size the padding is still there as well. Forgive my ignorance..
I think you may have added the code I gave you to the end of your stylesheet. What I meant was delete padding: 50px; from your h1 class. Then add article { padding: 50px; }.
I did do that. Still having issues.. For some reason the h1 is keeping padding.. the pointer I created is being shown in the chrome inspector. Maybe that has something to do with it.
Weirdest thing..code pen is working with your suggested changes - however my project is keeping the padding. I've looked through my css files over and over and cannot find anything that is setting the property. So frustrating.. :-/
Hi there, I am using some jquery to call another class. Basically - upon clicking h1 it is calling an "expanded" div to show more info ect. I am wondering how I can bump up the expanded paragraph text up into the padding or the h1. I would not want to change all other h1's properties on the page... if that makes any sense.
Example here: http://codepen.io/wragen22/full/sqrlD
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Instead of giving h1 the 50px padding, I recommend giving the article element the padding.
I've tried that.. for some reason there is no change happening. I wonder if it's because I've added the "pointer" js class. It should just be inheriting h1 properties though. Not sure what is going on.
Have you tried this?
h1 { font-size: 2em; text-align: center; }article { padding: 50px; }So trying that. The font size decreases greatly and space between items increases. By increasing size the padding is still there as well. Forgive my ignorance..
I think you may have added the code I gave you to the end of your stylesheet. What I meant was delete
padding: 50px;from your h1 class. Then addarticle { padding: 50px; }.Does that help?
Edit: Did you look at the changes I made ?
I did do that. Still having issues.. For some reason the h1 is keeping padding.. the pointer I created is being shown in the chrome inspector. Maybe that has something to do with it.
Do you wanna post your updated codepen?
Weirdest thing..code pen is working with your suggested changes - however my project is keeping the padding. I've looked through my css files over and over and cannot find anything that is setting the property. So frustrating.. :-/