How to had space on top for this Section

Site URL: https://davidecapucci.com/

Hey there. Someone can help me. 

I generate new section on top with only one pic. I want the pic starting after the menu area with link. I cannot found the way the top of this pic/section starting after that and not from the Top of the page. I tied different CSS code but nothing change.

I also add another empty section on top of this pic/section but  i cannot reduce as i want. 

Check the pic below.

Thank you. 

On Squarespace 7.1, the page sits 'behind' the header which is why part of the image is hidden. Do you want to change this behaviour on just this page, or others pages too?

Thank you. Yes i want to change that only in this page if is possible..

You can add some CSS to push the page down a little so that it isn't hidden behind the solid header, but the header and its contents are dynamically sized so you'll need to take care to ensure that it doesn't leave a gap at different 'viewports' (screen widths).

Here's a simplified example that you can add to Design > Custom CSS:

.homepage #siteWrapper {
  margin-top:77px;
}

As you adjust your browser width from really small (mobile size) to really large (a 5K display) you'll see the issue.

There are various ways to account for this. For example, instead of the code above, you can use the following example instead, which adjusts the margin for different viewports using 'media queries':

@media only screen and (min-width: 800px) {
  .homepage #siteWrapper {
    margin-top:66px;
  }
}
@media only screen and (min-width: 1280px) {
  .homepage #siteWrapper {
    margin-top:75px;
  }
}

I hope this helps.

45 minutes ago, paul2009 said:

You can add some CSS to push the page down a little so that it isn't hidden behind the solid header, but the header and its contents are dynamically sized so you'll need to take care to ensure that it doesn't leave a gap at different 'viewports' (screen widths).

Here's a simplified example that you can add to Design > Custom CSS:

.homepage #siteWrapper {
  margin-top:77px;
}

As you adjust your browser width from really small (mobile size) to really large (a 5K display) you'll see the issue.

There are various ways to account for this. For example, instead of the code above, you can use the following example instead, which adjusts the margin for different viewports using 'media queries':

@media only screen and (min-width: 800px) {
  .homepage #siteWrapper {
    margin-top:66px;
  }
}
@media only screen and (min-width: 1280px) {
  .homepage #siteWrapper {
    margin-top:75px;
  }
}

I hope this helps.

Working perfectly with the first

Thank you so much really appreciate. :=)