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Hi,
Yes, thank you. I wasn’t aware that the border is there on purpose. Yes, in that case, I get that you have to remove it with CSS.
I was only stunned by not being able to pinpoint which DOM element it gets applied to.
Thank you for all your help guys!
Cheers,
GabrielHi,
Yes, it worked on my end too. However, why is it there in the first place?
If that’s the last section, there is no border. If there is ANY section after it, there is a border.And no, I don’t want to hide the line in headings, that’s the point :)
Thanks for the help so far. I’ve got other questions, I’ll open separate threads for them I guess.
Cheers,
GabrielHi,
I’ve just deployed the site so I’ll be creating a user for you. Maintenance is on so you’ll need a user to see the content.
Drop me an e-mail address so I set it up for you and you’ll be able to do a password reset.Thank you,
GabrielHi Mike,
I’ve done some testing too. Actually if the tabbed section is the last section, there is no border, if _any_ section is after it, there is a border, but it doesn’t matter what section it is and those sections don’t have any border anywhere else. Weird.
I’ll try putting in what you sent.
The second one I guess I tired already as it was a suggestion here in the forums, but that seems to remove the line in the headers as well.I really do appreciate your prompt help and I can’t stress this enough.
Thanks,
GabrielHi,
Here’s the debug output in Dropbox.
Actually the next element is a heading, not even a section.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Cheers,
GabrielNo, because if I re-arrange the sections, the border goes with the Tab Section always.
I’ll try the debugger thing and get back to you.The site is not live yet so I’m unable to provide a link, but I’ll do as many screenshots as needed.
I was trying to find out which element has the border property I should try to negate in Quick CSS and didn’t find any. The only instance I had the border disappear is when I commented out the display: table-cell in Chrome’s inspector. Of course, this breaks the whole tab section, but nothing else seems to disturb that border… looks like the border: none in there does nothing..js_active .av-layout-tab { display: table-cell; border: none; }I added a screenshot as private bit.
Thanks,
GabrielHi,
I just ran into the same issue. Now this snippet doesn’t remove the bottom border from the tabbed section, but removes all the borders from headings. I can’t pinpoint which element in the DOM has the border actually :(
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Gabriel
