There are no spacer blocks, no extra lines, and nothing else in sight that can explain why the heck your client's site is showing extra space around headings, ONLY on live mode.
In this video, we'll figure out what's going on and how to fix it with just 4 lines of CSS.
01 | CHAPTERS
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02 | BLOG POST + CODE
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07 | NOTE
The code shown in this video is provided as is and it's not a one-size-fits-all solution. Your implementation may vary depending on your project and settings. There is no guarantee that the code, instructions, or method shown will work or be error-free.
08 | KEYWORDS
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