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konrad,
1. yes I added the border style for the posts, because the page container has rounded corners, too.
2. yes, your snippet works! I changed it to the exact values
padding: 44px 13px 0 12px;.Thank you, konrad!
hi konrad,
Thank you for your reply.
1. after including the code
#header #logo { padding: 6px 12px;}
in the CSS, the post attributes like the border-radius are no longer visible but a plain white rectangle will be the background of the posts.2. no, its still the same. Please switch between a page and a post and see the upper left corner of the white area, directly below the main menu. it shifts some pixels right/left and up/down.
What I want is that the white areas of pages and posts should be the same.
3. The post list images now hide their borders, thank you for the solution. But the three posts below the container are still not perfectly aligned to the container area, I expected the post entries left and right aligned to the container borders.
CarpeCD.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Custom Community] List posts: images without frameHi konrad,
Thank you again, the snippet just for the img-over-content style works very well.
If I use the one for all post listing styles instead, it has no effect, but this doesn’t matter in my case.
Hi konradS,
Thank you!
The .hentry setting works fine.
The spacing code works fine, too, but with it, all posts lost their attributes. This is all code in the CSS area:
body.page .entry-title, body.page .entry-header { display: none; } div#header, div#cc_slider-top { margin-bottom: 0; } .hentry {padding: 16px 0 0 2px;} /** #header #logo {padding: 6px 12px;} **/ /** post entries design **/ div.post {border-radius: 3px !important; -moz-border-radius: 3px !important; -webkit-border-radius: 3px !important; background: white !important; } div.credits{display:none;}And: If you switch to a post (in the right side bar below ‘Für Sie zusammengestellt:’), you see that all posts are shifted compared to the container position of the pages.
I tried it with.post {padding: 16px 0 0 2px;}but my CSS-knowledge is relly poor 🙁Do you have an idea?
Carpe.
An additional information: All Container entries start with
[cc_full_width_col background_color="fefefe" radius="3"]Perhaps it helps for solving this topic.
Carpe.