BartelsCreativeCo

Ok I understand your dilemma now.

You need to write a media query for this to adjust the margin for the specific screen width range. Since it looks fine on desktop and mobile, but incorrect on Surface Duo I'd suggest trying this in your custom CSS
@media only screen and (min-width: 380px) and (max-width: 767px) { .fe-659205ad15f7844d8dbb253b { grid-template-rows: repeat(18 ,minmax(24px, auto)) !important; } } This should lower height.

Please let me know if it works.

 

Maybe that's having something to do with it, but since the issue doesn't appear to be affecting every page, I think there has to be some code in effect on only the home page. Was there anything on the home page specifically, when you open up the settings gear icon and go to advanced?


Idk if it'd be a script adding that. Feels like it's HTML somewhere because it's placing the "5" between the body tags.
I don't know of a way to target that "5" is CSS because of the way it's nested between divs. To my knowledge, there is no specific class or id that relates to that text.

Are you also noticing a messed up right margin when you scale the page size down? In my browser when I scale the page down, it increases the margin—you may have to side scroll to the right to see it.
Sorry I can't be of more help right now. I'm puzzled as to how that got added.


 

Hey there!
 
To my knowledge there isn't a built-in way to adjust the summary styling. I recently had to adjust summary titles as well.

Try this:
.summary-title { font-family:var(--heading-font-font-family) !important; }