Hi Gareth.
I've not managed to fix this but thought I'd mention my findings so far in case it gives you any clues or suggestions as to what I should look at...
Firstly the gap at the top appears to be 20 pixels.
If I uninstall the adaptable plugin I've confirmed that all the entries in the table mdl_config_plugins with the field plugin= 'theme_adaptable' are deleted. But reinstalling still results in this gap.
Interestingly if I install the plugin without going through the upgradesettings.php (which usually applies all the default settings following installation of the plugin) and then change to use the adaptable theme, the formatting is quite odd (as expected) but the gap is still there! The only record at that stage in the mdl_config_plugins table for theme_adaptable is the version entry. So this suggests to me that this spacing gap can't be due to any of the settings for the adaptable plugin (except default ones that apply when there are no settings in the database).
It's all very puzzling.
Nick
I've not managed to fix this but thought I'd mention my findings so far in case it gives you any clues or suggestions as to what I should look at...
Firstly the gap at the top appears to be 20 pixels.
If I uninstall the adaptable plugin I've confirmed that all the entries in the table mdl_config_plugins with the field plugin= 'theme_adaptable' are deleted. But reinstalling still results in this gap.
Interestingly if I install the plugin without going through the upgradesettings.php (which usually applies all the default settings following installation of the plugin) and then change to use the adaptable theme, the formatting is quite odd (as expected) but the gap is still there! The only record at that stage in the mdl_config_plugins table for theme_adaptable is the version entry. So this suggests to me that this spacing gap can't be due to any of the settings for the adaptable plugin (except default ones that apply when there are no settings in the database).
It's all very puzzling.
Nick