SharePoint - Changing White Space between Web Parts

I am working on a project where we have too much white space between web
parts.  I am learning SharePoint as I go and cannot seem to find where I
would go to get rid of the extra white space.

Can someone point me in the right direction on this?

Jason Lopez

  Mark Blake replied to Jason Lopez

Jason,



Did you resolve the white space issue? I had the same problem.



I used Designer to select the web part zone and changed the padding to 0px in the code. You can change the amount of space to whatever pixel range you want. Also make sure you change all the related master pages.



I hope that helps. It worked for me.



Mark

  KP Murphy replied to Mark Blake

I'm working in a secured system where Sharepoint designer is not allowed for security reasons that I cannot change.  Has anyone been able to tackle the white space issue w/o setting the padding to zero pixels?  Any help is greatly appreciated.



Thank you.

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