#1

I installed the Custom CSS “Claire de Lune” by Jamie Brynes, and it comes with lines under the headings, which I do not want it to be present. I am a noob in CSS and I am finding it difficult to locate the code which results in the line under the headings.

It would be great if anyone could point me to the code which could contribute to the line.

Link to the Custom CSS GitHub: Claire de Lune

#2

Update: I found the code and removed the line.

It looked like this (If this might help someone)

border-bottom: 10px solid #444a73;
#3

Thanks, I was getting “concerned” not having a clear way of knowing what was added by a custom theme or my own efforts, I am just using “<u>Underline me</u>” specifically and with some reservation since most links are underlined.

Only issue is hunting that line of code again as the theme is updated.

Thanks!

#4

Hi!

Strange thing is that it looks like I do have underlined headers in each theme I download fron the community. Any ideas here what could cause this?

Best regards!
Peter

#5

Hehe, also this issue has ben resolved by thinking about what I have done in the past.
I activated a personalized (I hope this is the correct term for it) css sheet and activated it in the settings. By deactivating the custom css, the underlining was gone.

Happy christmas et all, love your families and important people, stay healthy and wash your hands :slight_smile:

From Vienna!
Peter