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  Public Ticket #1312929
Lines showing in text box over each line of text
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  • djdaveathome started the conversation

    Every line of text has a visible graphic line over the text that runs the entire width of the text box beyond even the text. I have tried adding css code in the html section fiddling with text-decoration, background and others. What is the 'trick' to publishing text without this annoying property?

  • [deleted] replied

    Hello djdaveathome,

    We believe that this line is a custom style or css applied by your theme on the slider' content, but unfortunately we cannot troubleshoot properly from a screenshot.

    Please show us your site or a test page where we can check on this.

  • djdaveathome replied

    I am just about finished building the site and overcame the problem by turning the text into an images. Would still like to fix this problem so let my client get his site open in the next day or two and I'll setup a test page for you. Thank you for you swift response! Awesome!

  • [deleted] replied

    Thank you. We're waiting for your response.

  • djdaveathome replied

    Hey, Attila!

    Found that it just happens when the text transitions (start and finish) are enabled. As long as text transitions are disabled, all is well. I've left the text transitions on so you can see what's what. Let me know if I can do anything else.

    https://cannapureextracts.com/test-page/

  • [deleted] replied

    Thank you, I've investigated the error and was able to locate its cause.

    In your style.css on line 77. you can find the following code: 

    .line {
        border-top: 1px solid #cacaca;
    }

    In ours text transitions, several DIVs are getting the 'line' named class applied on them. But your code also uses the same name. This is why the border appears on them.

    We are using a 3rd party script for the text transitions so we cannot change the class names on our part unfortunately. But you could use a different class name in this code, and that would solve the problem.

  • djdaveathome replied

    Easy to do! Thanks, Attila! 

    Also learing so I found out that for the effect I was looking for I didn’t need text transitions! 

    Thanks for the prompt attention! You may want to ask your 3rd part to prefex their css classes and IDs with a unique identifier. 

  • [deleted] replied

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