Reduce height of code block

Sorry Claire. I added a space between the block ID and the rest. It shouldn't be there. That's the problem with posting at 11pm at night. It should have been:

#block-yui_3_17_2_1_1627505219076_5381.sqs-block-code img {
  margin-top: -100px;
}

In answer to your questions, I used the Block ID of your Code Block on the specific page. If someone wants to use this solution, they'll need to use the ID that refers to their Code Block, as each one is unique.

If you were embedded the SVG code in the code block, you'd use the reference 'svg', but as you've uploaded your SVG as a .svg file, it's correct to use the 'img' reference.

Hi Claire

Is it the height of the image that you want to change?

The dimensions are being set by the SVG file and because images will appear at 100% width on the Squarespace page, the SVG will retain the aspect ratio making the height around 210px. 

You can make this appear less by placing the SVG higher up the page by adding some negative margin in Custom CSS:

#block-yui_3_17_2_1_1627505219076_5381 .sqs-block-code img {
  margin-top: -100px;
}

If you want to reduce both height and width, you can add a Spacer Block beside the Code Block instead of using CSS.

Paul

Hi Paul, so nice to hear from you and thanks for answering my question.

The width/height of the svg image is good. It's the gap between the last line of yellow text and the animation that's the issue. It seems to add a large container which I think it normal for SS?  Or could the svg be saved in a different way? 

It sounds like your code solutions will work well. Just a dumb question here, do i need to update the 'img' with the svg file name or is the #block id enough? I tried the code as it is but it doesn't change anything but It looks like you've managed it in your screenshot.

Cheers
Claire
 

On 7/29/2021 at 9:39 PM, paul2009 said:

Sorry Claire. I added a space between the block ID and the rest. It shouldn't be there. That's the problem with posting at 11pm at night. It should have been:

#block-yui_3_17_2_1_1627505219076_5381.sqs-block-code img {
  margin-top: -100px;
}

In answer to your questions, I used the Block ID of your Code Block on the specific page. If someone wants to use this solution, they'll need to use the ID that refers to their Code Block, as each one is unique.

If you were embedded the SVG code in the code block, you'd use the reference 'svg', but as you've uploaded your SVG as a .svg file, it's correct to use the 'img' reference.

Sorry for the slow reply Paul, I'm just back onto this project now. 
This worked perfectly, thank you so much for you help as always!
Yes working after 11pm has it's disadvantages.