I added a custom block to include a banner ad on right sidebar, but it has a border around it that I do not want. How do I remove the border? You can see what I mean here. When my new domain propogates the site will be moved to http://eslhost.com

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bjornarneson’s picture


#block-block-1 {
border: none;
}

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The Linguist’s picture

I added it to two different stylesheets but it didn't work. Also is there someway to have this across all themes. I'm thinking sometime in the future I might change themes and it would be nice to not have to re-do this or other style hacks.

sepeck’s picture

Theme's are designed to be independant.
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themes/chameleon/marvin/style.css
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The Linguist’s picture

I added the code to that style sheet and I still have a border.

nevets’s picture

The black border is part of the image. You would need to modify the image to remve the border.

The Linguist’s picture

Actually that's wrong. I changed themes and there is no longer a border. Problem resolved.

kweisblatt’s picture

I tried this today and the border dosen't show up any longer but I still have a light grey line on top of the content. It almost looks like it was the line that seperated the title from the content?? I would try and make it dissapear except I have no idea what it's called :)
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