Sorry…I just migrated over to the new domain to go live yesterday. Here’s an example of the boxes around the 2 images in the post link attached:
http://www.hipandhealthykids.com/jessicas-granola-giveaway/
Thanks for looking into this!
You should create a Child theme to make your changes. If you do not, all of your changes will be lost if you update your theme.
Try temporarily adding this to the end of your theme’s style.css:
#main #content img { border: none; }
To make it permanent, add it to the end of your child theme’s style.css.
Thank you. I tried that code you provided and nothing changed with the borders…Any other thoughts?
Also thank you for providing information on the child theme. I am currently adding css to my custom css area of my theme, not changing the actual template code as (from what I understand) changing the background code would be problematic as new releases of the theme occur. I will read up on child theme.
I do not see the code anywhere. Which file did you add it to?
I added it to the custom css of my theme. You can see my code?
I can see the files that get downloaded to my browser. I cannot find the code I showed you, and it is not applied to the images.
Try temporarily adding it to the end of style.css.
I added it to the end of the stylesheet (instead of the custom css the theme provided for changes) and it worked! Now I just need to keep this code on file b/c if the developers release a new version of the theme this will likely be overwritten, correct?
Thank you vtxyzzy!
