By Tusk-1 on

If you visit my site:

http://mypetdonkey.com/

You can see that under the main nav bar at the top there is a white line? When I designed the plain HTML layout the line wasn't there, but since theming it into Drupal it has suddenly appeared?!

I've tried quite a lot of things to get rid of it but I can' t think of anymore ideas so I was wondering if anyone had any ideas what it could possibly be?

I didn't see any reason for it in the source of the page and the layout works fine before theming so I'm stumped! Any ideas would be great!

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

Comments

nevets’s picture

nevets commented

In your page.tpl.php you have

<table width="610" cellspacing="10" border="0">
<tbody>

Change the table so it has an id, something like this

<table id="main-content" width="610" cellspacing="10" border="0">
<tbody>

Then in style.css add

#main-content tbody {
  border-top: 0px none #CCCCCC;
}

Note: I fixed the typo of 'is' for 'id' pointed out in the comment below.

Tusk-1’s picture

Tusk-1 commented

Hmm I tried that and I still get the same problem - check the site/source again if you like?

I'm not sure what u mean by

, I just assumed that meant the general body of the table so I simply updated the table bracked to include an id and added:

.main-content {
border-top: 0px none #CCCCCC;
}

to the CSS?

zeta ζ’s picture

zeta ζ commented

this is produced by

tbody {
  border-top: 1px ...;
}

in system.css. Try adding something like;

table tbody {
  border-top: 0px none;
}

in your theme style.css file
Added: Sorry, didn’t see previous posts.

zeta ζ’s picture

zeta ζ commented

.main-content {
is not the same as:
#main-content tbody {

Former selects any tag with class="main-content".
Latter selects a tbody tag, that is a descendant of any tag with id="main-content".

Tusk-1’s picture

Tusk-1 commented

Ahh ok, I get what you guys meant now! Sorted.

Thanks very much!