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As well as the whitepace, you also have the <i>Radius:</i> div set to a width of 150px (.wpgmza_sl_radius_innerdi<wbr />v1 {} in wpgmza_style.css - line 218). Remove that and the whitespace and it'll sort it out.
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As well as the whitepace, you also have the Radius: div set to a width of 150px (.wpgmza_sl_radius_innerdiv1 {} in wpgmza_style.css - line 218). Remove that and the whitespace and it'll sort it out.

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The client added a shortcode in the Visual Editor which added the &lt;pre&gt;&lt;/pre&gt; to the the code. Removing them fixed the problem.<br />
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Thanks!
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The client added a shortcode in the Visual Editor which added the <pre></pre> to the the code. Removing them fixed the problem.

Thanks!

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Hi!<br />
For the life of me I can't get rid of the space around the select button. I want it to be next to the word &quot;Radius&quot;.<br />
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<a href="http://cutlersartisan.com/find-our-spirits/" rel="ugc">http://cutlersartisan.com/find-our-spirits/</a><br />
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Help! It's driving me mad. This site was build by someone else using Quode. And I'm trying to style the Google Maps plugin with the store selector add on. I'm not sure where the wonkiness is coming from!
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Hi!
For the life of me I can't get rid of the space around the select button. I want it to be next to the word "Radius".

http://cutlersartisan.com/find-our-spirits/

Help! It's driving me mad. This site was build by someone else using Quode. And I'm trying to style the Google Maps plugin with the store selector add on. I'm not sure where the wonkiness is coming from!

Can't get rid of extra space around select input

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