welcomeheaders 4.1.0, two problems since install of 4.1.0

[Nuguru]

Hello Everyone,

First of all I just want to thank you for making the "welcomeheaders" plugin available to all of us. It looks like a great tool and I can't wait to see the difference it should make on my site.

However I have a 2 little problems with spacing that I am hoping someone can help me with. I've included an attachment to help here.

Problem #1:
Take a look at the oval labled #1, you'll see that there is a extra space below the navbar and above the welcomeheaders box. I want the extra space to go away somehow. I went into navbar template to the very bottom of it, but there is no <br> there to take out, so I don't know what to do.

Problem #2 ( a little more tricky to explain, but I will try.)

I have Photopost installed for my gallery, so what has happened here since the install of welcomeheaders is that it has put a space to left and right of the gallery in comparison to other cells in the page.

Let me explain...If you look at the white spacing on the left of the welcomeheaders box in oval #2, you will see that it is correct in comparison to the navabr and header. However if you look down to oval #3 you will see that there is extra white space. This has happened on both sides of the cell on both sides of the page. Basically it squishes the gallery on the left and right side of the page.

Other than that, everything else looks great, the menu in the control panel is straight forward and very easy to use.

If someone can help me here, I would really appreciate it.

Thank You,

Nuguru

[Mosh]

Please wait for an answer in the Welcome Headers thread you have already posted this in, posting dups will not speed up the answer. Posting in the thread in question is the correct thing to do, and no doubt Ted S will get to answering your post soon enough.

[Nuguru]

Originally Posted by jdsinclair

Please wait for an answer in the Welcome Headers thread you have already posted this in, posting dups will not speed up the answer. Posting in the thread in question is the correct thing to do, and no doubt Ted S will get to answering your post soon enough.

Sorry, I'm new, just learning.

Nuguru