How do i solve this padding problem?

CAPITAO CONFUSAO

CAPITAO CONFUSAO

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Im habing a Padding problem on my website that i dont know how to solve it.
In the first image, is how the blog should be as user perspective, but it is showing this way only to the WP Admin.

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IMAGE 01 - How Wordpress Admin is seeing the HomePage

The second image is how my users are viewing my home page, look at how big the padding btw images and titles...

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IMAGE 02 - How the Blog Users are seeing the HomePage


This is not the Monitor/Hardware problem, or browser problem. WP Admin perspective is the Image 1, User Perspective is the Image 2.
 
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Are you using Elementor? Check each part of the page, there is probably some padding to fix
 
This depends on the theme you're using.

Go to Theme Settings > Appearance > Customize.

From there, it varies depending on the theme, but you should be able to find an option like 'Theme Layout', that's where you can adjust these settings.

Look for options such as Content Layout, Single Page, or Page Layout.

By the way, which theme are you using, and is it a free or paid version?
 
MrDenz said:
This depends on the theme you're using.

Go to Theme Settings > Appearance > Customize.

From there, it varies depending on the theme, but you should be able to find an option like 'Theme Layout', that's where you can adjust these settings.

Look for options such as Content Layout, Single Page, or Page Layout.

By the way, which theme are you using, and is it a free or paid version?
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Thank you!

I will try this solution tomorrow.
My Theme: Elementor Pro + Blank Theme... the rest is manually made.
 
Adjust the CSS padding values, ensuring they fit your layout needs. Use browser developer tools for real-time adjustments.
 
Plugins or themes you're using might have specific styling or layout rules that affect how your website appears try removing the plugins one by one and finding the culprit among them.

sometimes clearing the cache or opening it on incognito helps
 
Check the padding CSS properties on the element that’s not displaying correctly. It might give you clues.
 
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