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Posted by cherokeevillage at Apr 29, 2024, 3:16:49 PM

Space issue between the title and the actually calendar
Hi...I'm having an issue I never had before, the top of the calendar has a lot of space between that and the actually calendar. How do I remedy that? Here is the actually site: https://www.cherokeevillage.org/cherokee-village-arkansas-calendar.html ......... Thanks so much for your help!

Posted by support at Apr 29, 2024, 9:37:17 PM

Re: Space issue between the title and the actually calendar
My guess is that since your free trial expired on 4/28, Google is trying to reserve the space in that area to show an ad. Even if it can't find an ad it wants to show, it will still want to reserve that space (it can be different sizes)

So, the solution would be to look at our very reasonably priced annual subscriptions. You could remove ads for as little as 29.95/yr (as of this posting)
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Posted by cherokeevillage at Apr 30, 2024, 6:46:23 PM

Re: Space issue between the title and the actually calendar
I'm not sure what you mean because I'm other sites I have like this one: https://highland-arkansas.com/highland-arkansas-events.html ......that doesnt have the same problem with the space. It just shows an ad, as you can see.

Posted by cherokeevillage at May 2, 2024, 7:57:40 PM

Re: Space issue between the title and the actually calendar
I have an additional question sir...How can I make the calendar wider? Thanks.

Posted by support at May 7, 2024, 9:17:53 PM

Re: Space issue between the title and the actually calendar
Sometimes Google will make the space for an ad, but decide not to show one. But the space is still taken.

To show this is what is happening on your page, I have given you a 30-day trial of a Webmaster subscription on your account. You will see that the space has now disappeared.

After the free trial expires, if you no longer want to see the space (which may or may not contain ads), you will need to sign up for a subscription.
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