Styling line between posts??

**I would like to change the height of it and color! But I can do that, I just need to know the id or class!

Please post a direct link to your website so that others can check the code.

Hi Patrick.
It’s under development under local servers. It’s a pretty generic sort of question I feel though.
Thank you

@testkid10133 Unless I have the same exact theme running I have no way of seeing what CSS is making that show up ??

Hey, we’d love to help you out (although we’re pretty sure that those lines are from your blog theme than from our plugin), but in order to do so, we’d need a bit more information — any chance you could send us the link to the blog post itself?

I’m sure this way we’ll be able to help you out much faster.

Take care & I’m looking forward to your reply!
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I’m still under local development Silvo but here is a screenshot of what I mean. I hope this will do https://postimg.org/image/x6miihg0b/ – if not just tell me, Thanks!

Hey!

You can use Firebug or similar tools to inspect that border and see what kind of class it has and then just add a line targeting that class in your CSS file. That should probably do it. And don’t forget to add !important to that line so it overrides any other rules.

Hope that’s not too technical, but its all we can do without accessing your site.
Or, you could give us your credentials and we could take a sneak peak?

Anyways, do let us know how it goes!

Take care!

And don’t forget to add !important to that line so it overrides any other rules.

Ahhh, please don’t use ‘!important!” It’s not a good practice and the css will vanish the next time you go to update your theme. Instead, install a WordPress CSS plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/custom-css-manager-plugin/ or use a child theme.