By g10tto on

Having styled a custom theme from BlueMarine, I'd really like to get rid of the grey horizontal rule that appears above all my tables, but I'm having trouble finding out if that's in a specific tpl.php file or hidden somewhere in the CSS.

Thanks!

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g10tto commented

bump

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g10tto commented

bump

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g10tto commented

yay! this took me forever to find. Thank you firebug!

remove these two styles:

root/modules/system/system.css
tbody {border-top:...}

root/sites/all/themes/MyTheme/style.css
.block {border:...}

Unless you're all paranoid about killing your website, you might find some fantastic alternative to removing the first one, otherwise CELEBRATE!!! That pesky grey line is GAWN!

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g10tto commented

(FYI...removing the first style will not kill your website.)

:p

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mndonx commented

FYI - The best way to handle this is to override the style in your own custom css file -- as in
tbody: border-top: none;

I prefer to leave all the css files beyond my custom one(s) alone for the sake of any upgrades down the line. Glad you found it -- firebug is an amazing resource!

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open24hours commented

[tbody: border-top: none;] Solves it. Thank you.

Spent way too much time crawling through my modified Garland styles.css and could never find it, all the while... curses and foul language spewing from my antagonized mind.

Now there is much rejoicing and general merriment amongst the rabble.