Tagged: H1
Hi,
I’ve taken a copy of an existing website while I develop it and the copy has some text with strikethrough in some places even though there is nothing in the HTML markup.
Example of original site without strikethrough: http://ridelines.co.uk/courses/
Example of copy of site with strikethrough: http://ridelines.digitalessence.net/courses/
Another example: http://ridelines.digitalessence.net/product/intermediate-mtb-skills-course/
It only seems to appear within an h1 and doesn’t affect all of the content within the tag which makes it odd.
Here is a copy of the code from the first example.
<div class='avia_textblock ' style='font-size:16px; ' itemprop="text" ><h1>Our courses are designed to be progressive and provide a clear path to build your riding skills.</h1>
<p>These courses are guaranteed to get the most out of your riding, let you in on great technique secrets and really raise your riding confidence no matter what your skill level and give you extra style points.</p>
</div>
Hey DigitalEssence,
Try adding this css code in QUick CSS (located in Enfold > General Styling):
h1:after {
display: none !important;
}
Let us know if this helps. :)
Best regards,
Nikko
Hi Nikko,
your reply and the css worked perfectly and then got me thinking and I found (stupidly) that I had an hr1:after in the code for adding an hr to something else. I tightened my css up by making this only apply to a child of a specific element and this has fixed it.
This was my fault and had absolutely nothing to do with Enfold. But you spent your support time helping fix my mistake.
Thank you.