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I have noticed that my pages look funny in some views, with a light gray line to the right of the text.
now, I found this in tables.css:
/**
* Webkit work-around. Uncomment and adjust if you have borders on td.
*/
tr td:last-child {
border-right: 1px solid #eee;
}
How can I override this and let this right border follow the rest of the border if wanted? It says it should be uncommented if you have borders on td, but I haven't touched that file and it clearly looks very uncommented to me...
Comments
Comment #1
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commentedDo you mean Views, as in View Module?
I don't follow, you have text in tables but don't want borders?
Whats the opposite of uncomment?
Comment #2
Orjan CreditAttribution: Orjan commentedthe opposite of to uncomment should be to comment, at least for me... So if I read the comment right, the code should have been in comments when shipping?
this code seem to give a thin line at the right end of a table, I don't know if it's because i don't have the #eee as bottom color, but it's not nice at least. The main problem for me is that it's in the corolla code, which I don't want to edit, as it will be overwritten at an update,
so how do I override this code snippet and make it general, working both when there is border and is no border?