[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#9302

http://www.restaurantmenusin.com

At the bottom of the page under the map there is a line. I had two but managed to find the CSS to remove one by using:

.post {border-bottom: none;}

I have tried replacing .post with .page and .content to remove the other but of course it did not work. I also tried to find the line via firebug but couldn’t. What CSS would remove that line?

You guys do such a great job and I for one really appreciate your help.

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#43294

Right click is disabled, so it’s impossible to use any developer tools.

As a side note, this is really annoying to users who want to right click to open links in a new tab, or do anything else using a contextual menu, and it does nothing to prevent someone from stealing your content. You may wish to let your client know.

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#43295

If it’s only that page, do make sure that it’s not coming from the map code.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#43296

Tested it on my site since yours doesn’t support right clicking.

Code defining this line:

#footer {

background: url('images/sprite_h.png') repeat-x scroll left -1352px #111;

}

Add the following to your child theme style.css:

#footer {

background: #FAEBD7;

}

#FAEBD7 is the light red color that your footer background has.