Remove horizontal line from Palmixio theme

  • Hi folks!

    Site in question: https://www.charactersquarters.com/

    On the homepage, you can see a “floating” horizontal line across the middle of the page content (its location varies based on your screen size).

    I’m trying to pinpoint what this element is called and remove it altogether. I’ve looked at the page source, but without having idea what the line or element is named, I’m sort of looking for a needle in a haystack.

    Any ideas or has anyone else isolated this element and had success in removing it? Need any other clarification on the question from me?

    Cheers,
    Lisa

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  • Few thing, first do not know what browser are using, already tried mozilla 3.6.12 chrome 0.9 and internet explorer 8 and I can not see the line that you mention…

    just two ideas that probably help you, first try that page in another computer… can be your monitor that is wrong or it’s going wrong soon?…

    the other that occurs to me it’s if you have mozilla firefox and install the firebug addon that can help you to pin point the exact element that it’s causing problems, and if it’s that you can create a css rule with that element and just put display:none and that should help…

    Hope this helps….

    Thread Starter ncsulilwolf

    (@ncsulilwolf)

    Thanks for the look! It’s definitely not a monitor/screen issue as I’ve seen it on other computers and browsers alike. I think it might be part of the footer, but I can’t be sure. Will see if I can find it with firebug! Any other ideas out there? Please feel free to send them on!

    Alwyn Botha

    (@123milliseconds)

    I saw no such line: fixed ??

    Install Firefox Firebug ; then when you hover over any html element; you will see the line number of all the css involved.

    This way you can investigate and fix further css issues by yourself and quicker.

    is the problem fixed already? I’ll be glad to help you if i can

    Thread Starter ncsulilwolf

    (@ncsulilwolf)

    Nope – still there. One the home page currently, it is right above the WordPress credits at the bottom of the page. (I think it moves based on the height of the page.)
    https://www.charactersquarters.com/

    On the menu page, it’s above the footer, below the content box, and cuts through the Flickr images on the right.
    https://www.charactersquarters.com/menu-specials/

    I realize, that if this does move based on the page height, that’ll be in a different position on each page for each screen size (ie: everyone that visits the site), which is why I want to remove that graphic element all together. Just need to figure out where it is. Firebug, while a great tool, wasn’t a fix for me as I couldn’t find anything for just that horizontal line.

    Any additional insight is greatly appreciated. Thanks, as always, for the efforts from you all!

    Thread Starter ncsulilwolf

    (@ncsulilwolf)

    Correction: On the menu page, location page, etc., where the line is visible through the sidebar content, there is still a horizontal line above the WordPress credits. So I don’t believe that is the offending element.

    Thread Starter ncsulilwolf

    (@ncsulilwolf)

    Ah ha! I looked again more with Firebug and think I might have isolated it to <div id=”shadow footer”> </div>

    I’m going to dig that out and see what happens!

    Thread Starter ncsulilwolf

    (@ncsulilwolf)

    CSS line #1112

    #shadowfooter {
    background: url(“images/shadow-footer.png”) repeat-x scroll left top #FFFFFF;
    clear: left;
    height: 4px;
    margin: 0;
    padding: 0;
    position: relative;
    width: 100%;

    I changed 4px to 0 and the line disappeared from the Firebug view, so I’m going to take it out of the site content now and see if it’s a fix.

    Thread Starter ncsulilwolf

    (@ncsulilwolf)

    Seems to work for me! Hope this helps anyone else who may need it. Thanks to all who’ve offered their advice here, too!

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