Question regarding embed form margin and background image

Question #1.  Above the form there is space for a logo.  How can I close up that space?  I am embedding the form into a HTML page, and would like to eliminate the space above.  Is there a way to eliminate that section?

Question #2.  I'd like to place an image behind a certain section of the form, but I don't see a way to either create a separate section or lock the image to a certain spot.  I'm attaching a screenshot.  I'd like to put the scroll art behind specific content.

Thank you!

For your questions 1, that would depend on the margin you have placed between your form and the logo. If you have placed your form inside a <div> you may adjust the margin height. Can you please share to us the web page in which you have embedded your form?

For your questions 2, We can insert custom CSS inside your form or use the Form designer to add the background  image. May we know what part of the form would you like to add a background image?

Looking forward for your response.

For your questions 1, I'm not sure we can adjust the form's margin using the form builder for your web page.

Can you please share the HTML page you have embedded the Form?

For your question 2, I would suggest using the Image Form Element to add a background image in your form.

Then adjust the image height and width. You may also disable the constraint by clicking on the lock icon I have highlighted in blue, so that you can adjust freely the height and width.

However, you would still need to use custom CSS to adjust the image.

We would need to get the Images ID to apply the CSS.

To get the Image element ID we  need to preview the form and use  Inspect the element or Inspect by right clicking on your mouse or Holding CTRL+SHIFT+I

Then get the ID, for this sample screenshot the ID is "cid_71".

Now we can add the ID with the CSS.

Sample:

#cid_71{
    display: initial;
    position: absolute;/*This code will make your image into the background*/
}

Guide:https://www.jotform.com/help/117-How-to-Inject-Custom-CSS-Codes

Here is a sample Form:https://form.jotform.com/90904333779970

For your 3rd question, To clarify, are you trying to embed your form in an email template?

If its a landing page, then you may embed the form.

Guide:https://www.jotform.com/help/34-Adding-a-Form-to-a-Web-Page

Hope this information helps.