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I’m creating a WordPress theme from scratch, and so far everything’s going well (it’s my first time). However, underneath the admin bar I have 18 pixels of whitespace that wasn’t in my static HTML page before WordPress-ing it up. See below for a screenshot:
The blue part is the header, which should be flush with the admin bar. Is there any obvious reason for this happening?
We’re short on information here. We need to see your CSS for an accurate answer.
Either way, if you log out, is the margin still there? I’m pretty sure it is. I actually think you’re having a margin-top or padding-top on your container/header/whatever element is on top.
If there is no margin, then your CSS is probably interfering with the admin bar. You probably set a margin-bottom on an element that matches either your class, tag or structure of the admin bar.
If you still don’t see anything, there is a very slim chance that it could be browser-related. If the other solutions didn’t work, try adding a CSS reset.