Changing a property in images

  • Resolved aengus01

    (@aengus01)


    14 years, 6 months ago

    Hello, I am using a modified Vermillon theme I have hacked up myself and with some help in this forum in the past ??

    I am having trouble finding where my images are picking up a certain property from.

    Its a dark blue box with rounded corners that goes around my images by default. If anyone has any suggestions that would be great.

    If possible I would love to add a new class that would not have this property rather than just eliminate the property altogether as the property looks fantastic when a caption is associated with the image.

    I guess the best thing to do is show you what I mean. The absolute best example will be a smiley in a post for instance. Take a look at this link and scroll towards the bottom and have a look at the winking smiley surrounded by a dark blue rounded cornered box. I would love to have the option of getting rid of that and letting it be a transparent gif like its supposed to be showing all the way through to the background.

    https://www.holidayroad.net/wordpress/about/

    Any help would be greatly appreciated and if there is any other information I should provide that is helpful please let me know.

    Thank you very much in advance

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  • Edit style.css and remove .post img, from:

    .post pre, .post blockquote, .post code, .post img, .attachment img, .wp-caption, #respond, .avatar {
-moz-border-radius:5px 5px 5px 5px;
background:none repeat scroll 0 0 #19273A;
}
    Thread Starter aengus01

    (@aengus01)

    Thank you esmi, not only fast, but accurate.

    You are fantastic!

    Question if you dont mind that I learn something to go along with it.

    is the .wp-caption option whats going to let me keep that property if I add a caption to the image?

    It’s the display styling that will be added to your captioned images by your theme, so, yes, your captioned images will still have the darker background.

    Thread Starter aengus01

    (@aengus01)

    thank you again! I really do appreciate it.

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