That’s this:
#header {
border-top: 3px solid #111111;
}
Add that to your child style.css and change it to “0”
Thread Starter
Steven
(@lamsteven94)
That did the trick, thanks WPyogi!
Also, just for knowledge purposes; how did you find that problem?
Using Firebug (developer tool for Firefox) – the only way to work with CSS IMHO :).
Thread Starter
Steven
(@lamsteven94)
Ah I see, I tried using that tool but I’m not sure how i can go about finding the error in the .php even though I can locate the code that displays the problem on the right hand side of firebug… Any help? Sorry if this is off topic and isn’t allowed.
It’s not off- topic 🙂 – it’s right on topic of learning how to make your own changes! It’s not an error in php, it’s just finding the CSS styles that are creating those borders. You can use Firebug to see what CSS code is creating those and then copy that code to your child style.css and making the changes there.
That said, CSS is tricky sometimes and it takes some learning and practice to understand more about how it works and how to find things sometimes… The Firebug website has good info about using the tool and this is a good CSS reference site:
http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp
There’s lots more good CSS info and help out there…Google can find you lots.
Thread Starter
Steven
(@lamsteven94)
Ah i see… I kind of get how you figured it out. Thanks WPyogi!
