Remove shadow 2

[Birgit Reizevoort]

Hello Bill,

Earlier you gave me code to enter in the custom css to remove the shadow around the edges of the images – worked like a charm.

Do you have the same solution for the text pages, to remove the shadow? Please have a peak at http://www.ruedesevres.nl to see what I mean.

Thanks again!

Birgit

[Bill Robbins]

Birgit,

I’m glad to help. I took a look, but I didn’t see a shadow though. Could you point in the right direction?

Thanks,
Bill

[Birgit Reizevoort]

Hi Bill,

No problem. Sections 4 (Onze Mensen) and 5 (Contact) show lines and shadows. The other sections did to, but I was able to remove them with your code:

div.picture-block {
box-shadow: none;
}

Thank you!

[Bill Robbins]

Gotcha. I think that’s the spot where the background image repeats. You might try editing the image so that it’s seamless. There’s a quick tutorial on how to do that with Photoshop at http://psd.tutsplus.com/articles/how-a-turn-a-texture-into-a-seamlessly-tiled-background/ which I’ve used to help me make them before.

Hope that helps,
Bill

[Birgit Reizevoort]

Thanks, we tried. The problem seems to be technical, though. Section one is perfectly seamless. So the image should be okay. But when we swap the image in section one (Over Rue) with the image in section 4 or 5, the seam appears.

It seems to be part of the copy block, so I was wondering: is there something I could try like

div.copy-block {
box-shadow: none;
}

?

Thanks Bill!

[Birgit Reizevoort]

So sorry, you mean the background image! I misread. Will definitely try!

[Birgit Reizevoort]

Bill, that did the trick. You’re the best!

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