Aldro (
aldro) wrote in
style_system2011-06-12 02:11 pm
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Border
The entry link bar on the main page of my journal has a grey background with no border, as it should. But if I click on the title of a post and open that entry, that same link bar now has a border on the bottom and half a border on the top. I would like to remove it, but I'm not sure what to change in my CSS. Hopefully, sombody here can help me out.
Example image:
My CSS:
Example image:
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My CSS:
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hr .above-entry-interaction-links
hr .below-reply-container
Perhaps if you styled them so they wouldn't display, that would make them go away. Like this:
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hr.above-entry-interaction-links, hr.below-reply-container {
display: none;
}
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