Hello,
I cannot tell you what generates it as I do not have the time to investigate. However, I can show you what element is controlling (and also the padding)
Knowing this you could insert a css !important to force it to disappear
See this picture I have created for you. https://compumatter.com/test/border.png
It demonstrates .entry-content td is the source of your problem. So in css this will kill the border.
.entry-content td{
border:none !important;
}
Jay
CompuMatter
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piblo
(@piblo)
Hi Jay,
Many thanks for your help. I am not an expert.
I wrote your suggested lines into the additional CSS of the theme apparence. Is it the right place ? This has as consequence to remove the voluntary borders I have in other tables (made with TablePress)… but not the line I wouldn’t wish in the page I gave the URL.
Note that I used TablePress at first for my tables. Being not entirely satisfied, I’m trying to build my tables with TinyMCE Advanced for the first time.
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piblo
(@piblo)
Hi again Jay,
I learn every day. I could use the Web development tool of Firefox as you did to help me.
Then, I have just realized that the line you remove (grey) thanks to the CSS lines is not this I wished. The line I wish to remove (black) is further below, at the bottom of the table.
Pierre
Thread Starter
piblo
(@piblo)
Hi again….
I found the problem in
.entry-content table
There is a
border-bottom: 1px solid
It is curious. I built another table and the line does not appear.
It’s late here. I’ll try to rebuilt my original table tomorrow.
Regards,
Pierre
Thread Starter
piblo
(@piblo)
Finally, I solved my problem by re-building my table. I do not know what hapenned with the first one.
Pierre
Hello. I am glad you solved this. I am sorry I could not stay with you beyond my first offer but am glad you resolved it! Even if you don’t know how 😉
