Need Help to remove blank space on website pages

[HAD]

I'm encountering an issue with my website's layout and would appreciate your assistance.

I recently (this year) added a new section to a webpage between the header and the item list. When I decided to remove it a few days later, a large blank space was left behind, and the layout did not revert to its original design.  I've tried reverting the changes many times, but the blank space remains. Could you please provide guidance on how to remove this empty section and restore the initial page layout? The blank space is significantly impacting the customer experience.  It looks like a dysfunctional website where customers wouldn't feel confident to purchase items from. thank you

[HC_Charlie]

Hello @HAD sorry you're having to deal with this issue. Can you give the web page/address so the Community members can see what's happening?

My first idea is hover around the white space and see if it's a hidden section or something that is just empty. You may be able to click on the three dots (...) and chose to delete it if it a blank section.

Another solution/workaround...you could create a new page, and then go into the problem page, click on the sections you want to KEEP, and choose the "•••" (three-dots) menu to find the option for Move to another page. You can move those section to the NEW page and then just delete the page with the extra white space.

[HAD]

Hi @HC_Charlie thank you for writing.  This is the Bakery page of the website. It is also the page where I added a section, then later deleted that section: https://shopbigbiscuitbakery.square.site/shop/bakery/10.  thank you

[HC_Charlie]

@HAD I checked out this page for you...I don't find the space excessive but I do see that it starts lower than your other pages. There could be something on the page. I'd go into that page in the editor, and if you don't see anything extra, maybe just click around. You could also try and move some section above/below, and then back again to see if anything moves around and the blank area deletes itself.  and then just REPUBLISH the website. Maybe it would kick something around and change the layout.

The other option is what I mentioned earlier about basically creating a new copy of that page and deleting the old one.