When adding new containers, make sure all padding and margins are blank (not just set to 0) so that the site’s global settings will apply. Containers pasted in from Skelementor or elsewhere should have their padding and margins deleted (not just set to 0) at all breakpoints. You can duplicate this container to get started, or you can copy the style from this (or similar) containers and paste it onto new containers to apply margins, padding, and assigned classes — just remember to edit the pasted container’s padding to 0 (or whatever looks correct for the pasted content).

This container has the “pad-m” class assigned to give it consistent padding on top and bottom. There are also “pad-s” and “pad-l” options. You can also apply other classes like “larger”, “smaller”, “bold”, “highlight”, and “callout”. All body text will have “pretty” text and all headlines will have “balanced” text. The CSS for all of these classes can be adjusted under Site Settings>Layout.

There is another container after this one who’s ID is set to “content”. That’s it’s only job. Don’t delete it unless you’ve set other page content to contain the “content” ID.

Make sure this header template’s page settings has its HTML tag set to “header”