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[rickytherhino]

rickytherhino

#5207

Hey guys,

Thanks so much for your help thusfar. I have this weird darker colored black bar going across the top of my page. (www.nexusenergycenter.org). Do you know what that is and how to get rid of it? I just switched to using a child theme and then it showed up.

Also, I have successfully remove the grey border present on all pictures in the content area. However, it doesn’t appear to work for images inside a widget. http://www.nexusenergycenter.org/presentations

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Daniel

[rickytherhino]

rickytherhino

#30793

I noticed that when I switched to the child theme I lost my page titles…. But there’s nothing in my Custom CSS to that effect.

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#30794

Quote:

I have successfully remove the grey border present on all pictures in the content area. However, it doesn’t appear to work for images inside a widget.

That’s because the code you are using is something like this:

.entry-content table img, .child-page table img {border;none;}

However, the widgets are outside those two `<div>’s. Try something like this:

.entry-content table img, .child-page table img, #sidebar {border;none;}

As for the dark bar, I see your top bar and your menu bar, but nothing else. Is this only occurring if you’re logged in? If so, it’s probably your toolbar.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#30795

You need to remove these codes from your child theme style.css. I’ve added it a long ago to fix the drop down menu colour bug in WordPress 3.3. No use of it now.

[rickytherhino]

rickytherhino

#30796

@Prasanna, thanks. I had forgotten about that!

@Ken, it still appears to be the same with the grey box..

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#30797

Sorry…forgot about Graphene 1.7 updates. Try this:

.entry-content table img, .child-page table img, #sidebar1 {border;none;}

[rickytherhino]

rickytherhino

#30798

@Ken, I tried the code you gave me but it brought all the grey boxes back…

I did .entry-content img, .child-page img, #sidebar1 {border;none;} and it removed the grey boxes in content but not widgets. This one has me stumped.

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#30799

I shouldn’t do this when it’s late and I’m tired. Try this one instead:

.entry-content table img, .child-page table img, #sidebar img {border;none;}

Can you see the difference in these two lines? I completely missed this the first time around.

[rickytherhino]

rickytherhino

#30800

Still not working… I’m currently putting this in custom CSS. Is that correct?

Daniel

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#30801

@Ken, there is still a semicolon instead of : in img {border;none;}

Change it to img {border: none;}