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    (@webbmasterpianise)


    I just found a anoying 1 pixel border on the mobile menu. It is displayed in a blue color I dont use in the theme.

    It is only visable on the menu is selected or active. But since it dosent follow the basic color scheme its a bit ugly.

    Anyone have a CSS snippet to set this border to 0 or have I missed some setting?

    Please advice 🙂

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  • I’m only seeing an orange border at surrounding top portion of your mobile menu. Can you post a screenshot of the border that you’re seeing so I can see what you’re seeing?
    https://postimage.org/

    Thanks,
    Kevin

    Thread Starter Piani

    (@webbmasterpianise)

    Yes it is that same orange border that is strange. I see now that it is orange in my mobile.

    But when I test in Chrome and make the window smaller to test it is blue.

    It gets even stranger…In Firefox and in Windows Edge when I make the window smaller there is no border at all and it looks like I want. 🙂

    IMAGE

    Thats why I dident notised earlier 🙂

    So summary: There is a blue border in Chrome and a orange border on Android phone. But how to get rid of that is above my CSS hack grade 😉

    Thread Starter Piani

    (@webbmasterpianise)

    Image

    [url=https://postimg.org/image/okwdmeufv/][img]https://s9.postimg.org/okwdmeufv/Virtue_Border.jpg[/img][/url]

    I just checked on my iphone and it’s not showing up in Safari, or Chrome.

    I think this might just be something that Chrome is doing in inspect, as it’s only showing up when I activate the mobile nav trigger on the my computer.

    we can wait for the theme developer to confirm this.

    Thread Starter Piani

    (@webbmasterpianise)

    Yes, it is not a big deal, just anoying -)

    I can add that I tested in the Chrome browser in my Android phone and then the border is bright orange there.

    When I use the default Android Internet Browser in the same phone the border have a brown color 🙂

    Hey, has to do with browser accessablitly settings.

    You can use this css to remove:

    a:focus, button:focus {outline:0;}

    Kadence Themes

    Thread Starter Piani

    (@webbmasterpianise)

    Thanks for a swift and easy solution and explanation!

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