• Resolved cybermatrixmedia

    (@cybermatrixmedia)


    I started uploading images yesterday to my webpages in wordpress and I noticed that all my images after upload have a blue bar at the bottom of each image. I have gone back and disabled all my plugins except contact form 7 so that is not the issue.
    I loaded the page in Firefox and Chrome and deleted my browser cache but the blue bar still shows in both browsers. When I load the image directly from the image url, however, there is no bar on the actual image.

    Has anyone else experienced this problem and/or has a possible solution?

    Any help is appreciated.

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  • this is something from your css, not the image itself.

    If you post a link I could take a look for you

    Thread Starter cybermatrixmedia

    (@cybermatrixmedia)

    http://infinityconsultingfirm.com/services/copywriting/

    I just started using a responsive css system called gridlock. It’s probably something within their css file but I have no idea where to start looking, even with using Firebug.

    Any direction would be helpful. Thanks.

    remove your bottom border from images by adding this to your custom.css or child theme styles.

    img { border:none !important; }

    If you select any image in your browser and right click to inspect element it would show you the styles being applied.

    Do you have a child theme installed or do you have a custom css in your admin?

    Your theme also has pretty good documentation and support on the author’s site.
    http://www.styledthemes.com/preference-lite-setup

    Thread Starter cybermatrixmedia

    (@cybermatrixmedia)

    Im using a custom css plugin for now because my theme doesn’t have an option for it and I didn’t want to modify the default style.css… Going to transfer over to a child theme before I go live.

    Thanks for the help.

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