nav[aria-label="Primary Navigation"] { padding: 0; & ul { list-style: none; width: 100%; display: flex; flex-direction: row; justify-content: start; align-items: start; gap: 30px; padding: 0; & li { margin: 0; } & ul li { list-style: none; } } }

How to remove extra space at the top and bottom of Page Properties macro?

Dharmesh Barot

This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Page Properties Macro

Hi,

There are extra spaces added automatically when I add a Page Properties macro. It gets worse if you have a section and table. This is annoying and too much white space.

E.g. PagePropertiesExtraSpaces.png

Since it doesn't happen with other macros is it possible to remove them from Page Properties?

Please advise.

Thanks,

Dharmesh

PagePropertiesPublishedMode.png

PagePropertiesEditMode01.png

PagePropertiesExtraSpaces.png

PagePropertiesEditMode.png

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Milo Test

First off, you don't need to host the image elsewhere, you can paste it right into your question.

Second, you're showing the edit mode, where lots of things look wonky. Often the spacing normalizes in view mode.

Dharmesh Barot

Thanks! Milo for quick response.

I was a tad late on fixing the first one while you were typing I guess smile

Here's how it looks after publishing (different example with edit and publish modes

EDIT

PagePropertiesEditMode.png

PUBLISH

PagePropertiesPublishedMode.png

Hope this helps.

Milo Test

Duplicating your layout:

image2016-9-29 9:39:19.png

There is no spacing:

image2016-9-29 9:39:52.png

So there is something else going on with your page. A couple of things to try:

Click in the space under the table and hit delete, and click in the space under the Page properties macro and hit delete (probably no benefit).
Rebuild on a new page to eliminate anything that might be there.

image2016-9-29 9:39:52.png

image2016-9-29 9:36:1.png

image2016-9-29 9:39:19.png

Dharmesh Barot

For this purpose I started afresh so #2 is addressed and have tried #1 a lot with no luck.

Let me try adding text over Page Properties macro and adding some data in the table to replicate your layout.

Interesting thing is that not all macros do that.

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