Hey Again,

I am not sure what you mean . Could you elaborate with a screenshot how you want the divider to behave and how you have set it up in the Backend ? .

Thanks 

Hi there,

Thanks for keeping in touch with us.

You may add this to the Custom CSS Code section located by navigating to Appearance>General Settings>CSS/Script Related>Custom CSS Code from your WordPress Dashboard 

.divider-wrap.__web-inspector-hide-shortcut__ {
    height: 10px!Important;
}

.divider-wrap .divider {
    height: 10px!Important;
}

.vc_col-sm-6 .divider-wrap {
    height: 200px!Important;
}

Please let me know if there are any more questions that I may answer for you :)

Cheers! 

Hi there,

That single area cannot be targeted by CSS. You would need to add something like a unique CSS class to it for the us to be able to target it and it only.

Could we have temporary admin access and we will try and fix this up from the backend.
Thanks.

Hi there,

1) We logged in and added a CSS class "dividerColumn" to the two columns containing the divider then add some CSS on the visual composer setting area. Now the the dividers are shorter.

See screenshot of the settings area on your homepage.

2) Abou the footer height, you can use this CSS to change the height:

#footer-outer{
    height: 300px;
}

This above CSS reduces the height of the footer to 300px;

Hope this helps.