The green line is showing according to a CSS class…
.hentry {
margin-bottom: 28px;
padding-bottom: 40px;
background: url(images/divide.jpg) center bottom no-repeat;
}
You just need to delete the last line from that class or change the class css in Custom code in your theme, like this …
.hentry {
margin-bottom: 28px;
padding-bottom: 40px;
background: none;
}
Thank you for your reply, divide.jpg is not the green line but a jpg that I use to separate different subjects in the same post, if I delete that I do not believe I reach for my target. I hoped that the green line was a JPG itself but I cannot find it anywhere. I hope what I am saying makes sense.
Besides, I am not really familiar with the CSS coding, I think there is a WYSIWYG kind of instruction that displays the green line after each post, if I had to code a CSS I would not be able to do it.
Sorry about that.
Hi,
please let me be rudimentary in my explanations. I know I set up my blog but I removed from my memory all the steps I’ve made in 2012.
OK; I am writing a new post. If I want to add a JPG that separates two subjects in the same post, I go to the library and search for “divide” and I have that grayish line I drew with fancy design. No green lines are shown. I add a block on my draft containing an image called divide_line3.jpg. Done.
The green line you linked: http://www.stefanome.it/blog/wp-content/themes/twentytendot1/images/divide.jpg (the green line)
is what I am looking for but cannot find it anywhere. It is NOT in my library otherwise it would show up when I key in “divide”. Where is it, how can I find it and edit it or change to a new JPG ? I drew this jpg and instructed that i wanted the green line between two posts and it does so, but how did I gave the instructions, I don’t know.
I guess somewhere in the administrator menus there must be a section in which I am allowed to customize the appearance of my pages, specifically my line to separate two posts, but where is it ?
Ste
Sal,
suddenly all you said makes sense. The line is saved on my server as well as all sources and yes, I can code something. I have uploaded a new “divide” with filezilla, I still have to figure out which is the CSS file that contains the instruction about displaying the jpg file and the width assigned to it, but it’s a matter of a little patience and add some WD-40 to my synapses and the job will be done.
Thank you for your help,
Ste
Good job. 🙂
The divide.jpg file is in this CSS file, under the class .hentry
http://www.stefanome.it/blog/wp-content/themes/twentytendot1/style.css
Sal.
Fascinating how I forgot everything and your suggestions at first were totally incomprehensible to me. Like you spoke a foreign language using an alien alphabet. 24 hours after I resolved I was hopeless and helplessly dumb, out of the blue one of my memory bank opened.
Strange feeling, must be the result of one year of COVID.
Now I can waste a lot of time trying to improve the look of my blog with absolutely poor results.
Thank you again, hope you are or will be vaccinated soon.
Ste.
