Hello,

I can't seem to remove a 1px grey line between the header and body on this page:
http://www.tierradentro.org.mx/

Any advice?

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hectorplus’s picture

Since you are not using the navlinks class, the top navigation links, try this:

div.navlinks{display:none}
or
div.navlinks{padding:0}

You may also try div.navlinks{padding:0;margin:0;}

Add the code your style.css, upload it to your active theme. You may also need to resave your style.css.

Admin > site bulding > themes > configure > save.

Good luck.

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tdzurilla’s picture

I got the code to work on my local machine, but not on the live site. I've disabled my cache in both Safari and Firefox, but no use. Using the web developer tools in Firefox I can remove the line as well. I've saved that style sheet and reuploaded it, but it still remains.

Any ideas?

hectorplus’s picture

After you save the changes and re-upload your style.css, you need to go to:
Admin > site bulding > themes > Configure > Save configuration.
You may need to reload your browser after.

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cmsproducer’s picture

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cmsproducer’s picture

I would suggest that the issue is being caused by a border setting. Find a css line referring to: border: solid etc

You van easily find out where the issue is using the Firefox extension called firebug. let me know if you need more detailed info, I am commenting from a pda and I cannot see your page properly
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Attitudee’s picture

if you have migrated the system module,
then its coming from system.css
tbody class is having border, just remove that.

I dont know, whether it could be helpful to you or not.

thanks,

asaaheim’s picture

I think maybe this would do the trick for ya.
Add this to your css-file.

tbody {
  border: none;
}

Good Luck!