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You could edit the CSS for the specific block by putting in some CSS like this:
#block-block-2 .content { border:none; }
I created a patch that allows you to put in custom CSS like that in the patch in this issue #866350: Custom CSS Field in theme config. Or of course you can go edit the core style.css file.
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Comment #1
deggertsen commentedYou could edit the CSS for the specific block by putting in some CSS like this:
#block-block-2 .content { border:none; }I created a patch that allows you to put in custom CSS like that in the patch in this issue #866350: Custom CSS Field in theme config. Or of course you can go edit the core style.css file.
Comment #3
jacineThanks @deggertsen! The CSS Injector module is good for changes like this.