First and foremost, 3 cheers for John Albin (http://john.albin.net) for releasing such a clean design.
However, I can't for the life of me figure out how to remove the only horizontal border in the Chameleon theme.
I've checked the CSS and all border references are for the vertical borders on the left and right sidebars, as well as the navlinks.
I figure it may have something to do with the "clear: both" operators in the #content, #header or #navlinks divs, but I've removed them with no effect.
Does anyone know how to get rid of it?
http://ChicagoLongboardSociety.com
Other, minor issues:
Is there any way I can get the Primary Links (about, events, contact, etc) to act link the links in the Navigation bar insofar as they would appear linked in the subheader menu (for example: Home>>>About or Home>>>Events or Home>>>Contact, etc)
And how do I stop the Images module from automatically publishing new images on the main page?
Thanks for the help and apologies for the novice level questions.
Cheers,
- Sal
Comments
From an earlier
From an earlier thread:
Victory!
hruodland - January 18, 2007 - 21:53
If you go to modules/system/system.css and change
tbody {
border-top: 1px solid #ccc;
}
to
tbody {
border-top: none;
}
then the line disappears. You could also put the second piece of css code in your css file for the theme you're using.
How to remove the horizontal line in Chameleon Drupal 7
Thanks so much!
Update: in Drupal 7 now, it's module/system/system.theme.css
and the code editor indicates it's line 33.
Works like a champ.
Put css in your theme's style sheet
For info, it would be best to put the css code in your theme's style sheet rather than in module/system/system.theme.css
This way, if you ever update Drupal core your changes won't get undone.
Ed