Problems with pages post editing Kubrick css

  • Resolved Pedro

    (@igmosi)


    15 years, 3 months ago

    Hi guys!

    I am trying to edit Kubrick theme. I used the below code to remove the border around KubricK theme.

    #page {
background: none;
}

#header {
background: none;
background-color: white;
}

    It works but when i get in on one of the post, the border is still there. I mean, when I click on a post, it apears a new page, and the its border is still there.

    What is the id or code for post pages?

    my blog

    thanks!!

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  • To take away border:

    #page, #header { border: none; }

    Thread Starter Pedro

    (@igmosi)

    thanks!!

    but on the post pages the “border” is still there

    look… https://igmosi.wordpress.com/2009/12/02/eyewriter/?csspreview=true

    reworking –

    #page {
background: transparent none;
border: none;
}
#header {
background: #ffffff none;
border: none;
}

    btw, blogs like yours which are hosted on wordpress.com have own forums at
    https://en.forums.wordpress.com/

    Thread Starter Pedro

    (@igmosi)

    Thanks!!

    I will post there, but this border is still there when you get into a post.

    https://igmosi.wordpress.com/2009/12/02/eyewriter/

    thanks again!!

    that ‘border’ is from a graphic background image ‘kubrickbgwide.gif’:

    #page { background: url("https://s1.wordpress.com/wp-content/themes/default/images/kubrickbgwide.gif") repeat-y top !important; border: none; }

    with the !important attached to it, it will overwrite even styles defined ‘later’.
    i hope you can change this embedded style despite the restrictions of wordpress.com ??

    Thx alchymyth, missed that embedded style. To override embedded !important styles which come before the link to custom.css in HTML, we will need to add !important in the background declaration.

    #page {
background: #ffffff none !important;
border: none; }

    clear cache and refresh browser. Pretty sure that would work already. However, just in case, we could also have another selector added to the mix as an added kick ??

    body > #page, #page {
background: #ffffff none !important;
border: none; }

    Thread Starter Pedro

    (@igmosi)

    Thanks guys!!

    It’s resolved with last code.

    Thanks!

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