Remove Line Bottom of Static Page

Hi there,

I do not see a line in the demo site when I check it: PcXbCS-h-p2

Can you share the URL of your site so we can see the line you are referring to? Happy to offer a suggestion once we can see it and examine the source code, thanks!

Hi,

I would prefer not to link it here.

The line always appears after a post.

Appreciate any help.

Thanks
M

Hi there,

Without the ability to examine your site directly, we are limited in how we can help.

I’ve checked on my test site and when I look at blog posts I do not see any lines at the bottom of blog posts. Screenshot here: https://d.pr/i/8wm3iY

I also checked static pages on my test site (which you mentioned were an issue on your site) and did not see it there either.

Since there is not a line present in the demo site or my test site, it sounds like this may be an issue related to a plugin you are using on your site. With this in mind I recommend disabling all plugins on your site as a test. Does that make it go away? If so reactivate your plugins one at a time (reloading your site in-between to check) and see if it returns. If so it is usually due to the last plugin you activated.

Hope that helps. Please let us know if you have any more questions.

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. I tried deactivating all plugins but nothing changed.

In your screenshot, I can also see a light-grey line under the post. It’s that line I would like to remove. Do you know how?

Thanks for further help!

Hi @mrolvien,

You can remove that line using the following CSS:

div.sharedaddy h3.sd-title:before {
    border-top: 0;
}

Hope that helps.

Hi Jonny,

Thanks for your help! Unfortunately, it didn’t go away.

The line I would like to remove comes after each post, reaching from left to right margin of the post-window.

Best
M

Hi M, I do not see a line reaching from left to right margin of the post-window in the screenshot we shared earlier, or on the demo site.

But we can share the tools we would use to spot the problem. This article explains how to use your browser’s inspector tools to examine parts of a webpage:
https://wordpress.com/support/how-to-find-your-themes-css/#web-inspector-basics

There are videos on that page that explain how to use that tool in different browsers, and they should help you at least determine where the line is coming from.

If you need more help, please respond with a link to the site.

Thanks!