Then there is a lot of space after this before the next content paragraph begins.

   // The original ad position name.
   var tag_placeholder = 'js-dfp-tag-articlecontent2';

   if (typeof definedSlots !== 'undefined' && definedSlots) {
     if (definedSlots[tag_placeholder]) {

       if ((!dfpSettings.single_request) || (tag_placeholder == singleRequestSlot)) {
         sra_msg = (dfpSettings.single_request) ? '(1st slot only for SRA)' : ;

         console.log("display " + sra_msg + ": " + tag_placeholder);

         googletag.cmd.push(function() {
           // Load the ad.
           googletag.display(tag_placeholder);
         });
       }
     }
     else {
       // Ad not defined for this breakping, hide the slot.
       let tag_elem = document.getElementById(tag_placeholder);
       if (!isEmpty(tag_elem)) {
         // get the parent dfp block
         let parent = tag_elem.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement;
         parent.hidden = true;
       }
     }
   }

''When a new page or tab opens there a large blank spaces after the header word " advertising". Why is this happening? Too much wasted screen space.'' advertisement Then there is a lot of space after this before the next content paragraph begins. Is it coming from this setting? <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--ad paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div class="advertising"> <div class="advertising__label">advertisement</div> <div class="advertising__container"> <div id="js-dfp-tag-articlecontent2" class="dfp-tag articlecontent2"> <script class="dfp-script"> // The original ad position name. var tag_placeholder = 'js-dfp-tag-articlecontent2'; if (typeof definedSlots !== 'undefined' && definedSlots) { if (definedSlots[tag_placeholder]) { if ((!dfpSettings.single_request) || (tag_placeholder == singleRequestSlot)) { sra_msg = (dfpSettings.single_request) ? '(1st slot only for SRA)' : ''; console.log("display " + sra_msg + ": " + tag_placeholder); googletag.cmd.push(function() { // Load the ad. googletag.display(tag_placeholder); }); } } else { // Ad not defined for this breakping, hide the slot. let tag_elem = document.getElementById(tag_placeholder); if (!isEmpty(tag_elem)) { // get the parent dfp block let parent = tag_elem.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement; parent.hidden = true; } } } </script> </div> </div> </div> </div> I can't make sense of this code. How to I eliminate the wasted space?