Strange Padding of Blog text (not title)

I've got a strange phenomenon: all of a sudden my blogposts have an additional padding AFTER the title. Can't find anything in the page design and would love to change that if it's not too much hassle. Won't be able to move the page to 7.1 before the end of the year.

I've already tried to remove any custom css both from the blog header as well as site-wide to no avail.

Can you share the website URL, page, and password (if applicable) where you're having this problem? Thanks!

Sure, it's in every blogpost, e.g. here
https://www.networkingprofi.com/artikel/22/jeder-kann-es-besser-als-bni-oder

15 hours ago, Stefan G said:

Sure, it's in every blogpost, e.g. here
https://www.networkingprofi.com/artikel/22/jeder-kann-es-besser-als-bni-oder

It looks like you removed that text. Can you check it again?

what do you mean? I didn't remove anything but it is a different blogpost. The one from the screenshot was a draft and can be found here:
https://www.networkingprofi.com/artikel/7/kalender

Any help available?

Have you got page inset set to a value higher than 0? (in the design styles?)

my "Site Styles" don't offer a field named "page inset".

Sorry, it would be called "content inset":

https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/212511488-Content-inset-on-version-7-0

First of all: many thanks for your help. I really appreciate your efforts. It seems the template I was using (Beatrice) doesn't have that setting. I think I'll just move to 7.1, which is overdue anyway.

Fair enough, 7.1 upgrade is a good idea IMO.

Make sure you read up on Fluid Engine if you go that route. Most important thing to say is that the desktop and mobile layouts are disconnected so you have to arrange both independently, good for mobile design, but more work, and more upkeep. Good lock!

For the time being, you could try adding this Custom CSS to remove that side padding:

.sqs-block-html .sqs-block-content {
    padding: 0 !important;
}

I generally like to find a non-code solution, hence my questions about the "inset" style, but this should work for you.

Many thanks Ziggy, that was exactly what I needed!