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Okay, I did this and it worked...<br />
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#hr-center .center-highlight { <br />
background: url(images/light-overlay.p<wbr />ng) repeat-y top center; <br />
text-shadow: none !important; <br />
padding-bottom: 20px;<br />
}
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Okay, I did this and it worked...

#hr-center .center-highlight {
background: url(images/light-overlay.png) repeat-y top center;
text-shadow: none !important;
padding-bottom: 20px;
}

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Hi there. &nbsp;I have a site here, <a href="http://www.kitchensofdenver.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.kitchensofdenver.com/</a>&nbsp;and want to push down the hr image that is right below the featured slider (so above the thumbnail slider. &nbsp;How would I adjust the css to do that to move it down 20 pixels?
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Hi there.  I have a site here, http://www.kitchensofdenver.com/ and want to push down the hr image that is right below the featured slider (so above the thumbnail slider.  How would I adjust the css to do that to move it down 20 pixels?

move hr image down in wordpress featured slider

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