What I did was use position: absolute to have them the way I want, but that is probably not a good idea. I tried to put padding and margin 0 everywhere, but Drupal seems to override my CSS or something.
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Assuming D7, You can use drupal_add_css() through a node or page template and add in your own styling that way. That should get loaded last. drupal_static_reset() can clear out css that may be conflicting if you encounter stubborness. Also... clear the cache? |
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You can override Drupals styling rules. Just use your browsers (Chrome, Firefox) developer tools to inspect elements for whats styling rules they have. Then override them in your themes stylesheet(s). |
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