• (Maybe not right forum?)

    Hi,

    I’m doing a quick site for a friends charity and am using WordPress so they can maintain it.

    Basically in the page content I have to arrange text and images. I’ve tried grouping things together using div’s to no avail, so i’ve resorted to using tables.

    The thing is that I can’t get rid of a line above each row…

    The CSS i’m using is:
    [code]border: 0px solid black;[/code]

    [b]How do I get rid of all the decoration of a table?[/b]

    Cheers!

    P.S. The site is using the following theme: Constructor 1.6.4

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  • Try using Firefox with the Firebug add-on for this kind of CSS work.
    http://getfirebug.com/

    Thread Starter rabbitFoot

    (@rabbitfoot)

    eh?

    I’m sorry but it is beyond the scope of these forums to teach basic CSS. Try asking on a general CSS forum. Firebug is a tool that can be used to identify the CSS you need to change or add.

    Thread Starter rabbitFoot

    (@rabbitfoot)

    I’ve pointed out exactly where the issue is, what it involves, i.e. i’ve overidden the style at the lowest level.

    Yet something is still snagging it, thought i’d try here, but obviously not…

    Thought it’d be simple for the wordpress guru’s obviously not…

    This is not a WordPress-specific issue. It’s CSS.
    CSS Tutorials
    Learning CSS

    Thread Starter rabbitFoot

    (@rabbitfoot)

    It’s default wordpress CSS, don’t you understand that?

    Thought i’d give wordpress a go, back to Drupal…

    There is no such thing as “default WordPress CSS”. Your site’s display is controlled by your theme’s stylesheet(s)

    Thread Starter rabbitFoot

    (@rabbitfoot)

    wordpress theme that is…

    Thread Starter rabbitFoot

    (@rabbitfoot)

    Anyway, i’ve dug far enough upstream to find it, not telling though… too simple for a diva like you…

    Next time, please don’t answer unless you have a solution. Cheers!

    There is no such thing as “default WordPress theme CSS”. It is theme-specific. And with Firebug you can find out what CSS you need to change or which elements you need to target with new CSS. Just because you don’t like the answer doesn’t mean that it’s not the solution. It is beyond the scope of these forums to teach basic CSS.

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