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CSS question
Hi guys and gals, this is probably a simple question so I hope someone is able to help. I never learned css so I'm not able to figure it out.
I've made myself a custom navbar using images as links, but it's using the body css, so it puts a coloured border around the images, how do I remove that? Thanks :) |
In Main CSS --> Additional CSS Definitions try:
Code:
img ( |
Thanks for your help, but that didn't have any effect.
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Edited:
Find: Code:
<!-- *******EMPYRON CUSTOM NAV******* --> And replace it with: Code:
<!-- *******EMPYRON CUSTOM NAV******* --> |
It does work with both page and .page. I tried it earlier but when I change the values off the css for page background in StyleVars to have link colours as white (so you can't see the borders) it changes all my links white.
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If you remove the class so it will just be <div> what happens?
The border:0; should work in most cases unless there's an overriding code. I'm in your site now. Edited: Replace the border code with this one: Code:
img { |
tried it just as <div>, still no change. The problem is that it's using the body values.
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Replace the (first) border code I posted with the new one right above your #7 post under "Edited". It should work now. :)
NM... I've reposted the code: Code:
img { Use that. :) |
Ah fantastic! You're a star! Thanks alot :)
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Thanks but because I originally posted the wrong character "(" verses the correct "{" you had to go through unnecessary pain. Glad it got sorted. :)
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