On my Home Page and some other pages lines appear and I can’t work out how to remove them. There doesn’t seem to be anything in the html either. Is there a simple way to remove them that is staring me in the face? If you go to my site and look you will see white lines top and bottom against the darker page colour(please excuse, its still under construction)
Unwanted horizontal lines
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Hi Martin
Edit the widget concerned, not the row, just the widget, click Design then border color and clear the colour. That should be it.
Let me know how it goes :)
Many thanks, Andrew
This has worked for the Home Page with the ‘Visual Editor’ widget, but not the page of text and spreadsheet..
If you check the bottom of this page, http://www.bellewaarde1915.org.uk/blog/1st-battalion-northumberland-fusiliers/
you will see the issue. I have tried putting the text in by cut and paste from the old website, from my web editor and also from a word document.
I don’t know what you’re paid, but it’s not enough!
Thanks for your continued support, it’s most appreciated.
That’s a little different. That line/s is coming from the Vantage table styling. To remove, try adding the following to Appearance > Custom CSS:
Let me know how that goes.
We can also turn that table into a more conventional one with lines between each cell. Let me know if you want to do that.
There’s a saying “It’s only easy when you know the answer”
I now know the answer!
Yes, conventional lines is something I need, with the ability to change the colour, if that’s O.K?
Cool, so instead of the above table CSS rule we’ll rather insert:
Change the color hexadecimal value to your preferred color.
Really is looking excellent. Would it be possible to arrange each row to be the same depth as the content, which will tighten it up somewhat?
Sure :)
See this declaration:
That’s all round padding. If you put four values it’ll represent top, right, bottom, left. You can use any unit of measurement you like. E.g:
Hits the nail square on the head!
Thanks again.
Super :) Glad to hear that helped.