🎉 How to Remove Gaps Between Header and Post Group in WordPress Twenty Twenty-Two Theme 🎉

If you’ve been struggling to remove the gap between the header and the first post group on your WordPress Twenty Twenty-Two theme, don’t worry! We’ve got you covered with a quick and easy CSS fix. In this article, we’ll guide you through the steps to remove that pesky gap and give your website a cleaner look.

Step 1: Access your theme’s CSS editor

To get started, navigate to your WordPress dashboard and select “Tools” > “Theme file editor”. This will bring you to the editor for your WordPress theme’s CSS file.

Step 2: Edit the styles.css file

Once you’re in the Theme Editor, locate and click on the “Stylesheet (style.css)” file on the right-hand side of the editor. This is the file where you’ll add the CSS code that will remove the gap between the header and the first post group.

Step 3: Add the CSS code

Scroll down to the bottom of the styles.css file and add the following code snippet:

.wp-site-blocks > * + * {
	margin-block-start: 0px;
}

This code sets the margin-block-start property of all direct children elements of the .wp-site-blocks class that come after the first child element to zero pixels. In simpler terms, it removes the top margin of all elements that immediately follow the first element inside the .wp-site-blocks container.

Step 4: Save and enjoy!

Once you’ve added the code to your theme’s CSS file, click on the “Update File” button to save the changes. And that’s it! The gap between the header and the first post group should now be removed, giving your website a cleaner look.

We hope this quick and easy tutorial helped you out!

Until next time, happy WordPress-ing! 🎉