Update app.py

app.py

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ import time
 
 # Use the developer tools to find your header's actual height.
 # Inspect the header element, go to the "Computed" tab in styles, and find its height.
-HEADER_HEIGHT = "60px"  # EXAMPLE: Adjust this (e.g., "56px", "4rem")
+HEADER_HEIGHT = "6px"  # EXAMPLE: Adjust this (e.g., "56px", "4rem")
 
 # ---- SELECTOR FOR THE HEADER ----
 # Try this first (common for recent Streamlit versions):
@@ -21,12 +21,12 @@ HEADER_SELECTOR = 'header[data-testid="stHeader"]'
 # ---- SELECTOR FOR THE MAIN CONTENT AREA THAT NEEDS PADDING ----
 # This targets the first direct div child of the stAppViewContainer,
 # which often holds the main scrollable content.
-#MAIN_CONTENT_SELECTOR = 'section[data-testid="stAppViewContainer"] > div:nth-child(1)'
+MAIN_CONTENT_SELECTOR = 'section[data-testid="stMain"] > div:nth-child(1)'
 # Alternative if the above doesn't work or if your content is further nested:
 #MAIN_CONTENT_SELECTOR = 'section[data-testid="stAppViewContainer"] .main-content-wrapper-class'
 # Or, very commonly, Streamlit wraps main content in a div with class "block-container":
 #MAIN_CONTENT_SELECTOR = 'section[data-testid="stAppViewContainer"] .block-container'
-MAIN_CONTENT_SELECTOR = '.main .block-container' # A more general selector for block-container
+#MAIN_CONTENT_SELECTOR = '.main .block-container' # A more general selector for block-container
 
 custom_css = f"""
 <style>