• Resolved 803207739ucla

    (@803207739ucla)


    Hi,

    Is there a way to increase the thickness of this bottom border? I’m going to the row wrench, edit row, theme, and then bottom border color.

    Thanks!

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  • awanrmb

    (@awanrmb)

    Hi,

    Could you tell me which border bottom that you talking about?

    Thread Starter 803207739ucla

    (@803207739ucla)

    Hi awanrmb,

    Sure, the bottom border for a couple of my full width images.

    The first one is titled “We’re Problem Solvers.”

    The second one is titled “We Think Ahead.”

    Thanks

    awanrmb

    (@awanrmb)

    Post the URL of your site please…

    Thread Starter 803207739ucla

    (@803207739ucla)

    Oops….

    It’s https://www.pivotwright.com

    awanrmb

    (@awanrmb)

    oh I see, here is the steps:
    1. edit page > edit row > row styles > theme > add a name class, i.e custom-border-bottom (add these name class to both of your widget rows)

    2. add this css code using simple custom css plugin:

    .custom-border-bottom{
      border-bottom-width: 5px;
    }

    Thread Starter 803207739ucla

    (@803207739ucla)

    Hi awanrmb,

    It doesn’t seem to work.

    I added a custom class to the “Have a Question About Our Services” row, and then added the css code to my child theme.

    Do you have any further suggestions?

    Thanks

    awanrmb

    (@awanrmb)

    Hmm.. the css code in above is replaced by the default css rule of the row. Please try this instead:

    .custom-border-bottom {
        border-bottom-width: 5px !important;
    }

    Thread Starter 803207739ucla

    (@803207739ucla)

    Unfortunately, it still didn’t work.

    I’ve used “!important;” trick before, so I was thinking it was going to work.

    Hmm…

    Do you think maybe it’s not possible to modify this feature?

    Thread Starter 803207739ucla

    (@803207739ucla)

    Hi awanrmb,

    Oops, so it actually did work. ??

    What happened was that I forgot to delete the semi-colon after the “5px” part of the code. So I had two: one after “5px” and another one after “!important”. After deleting the first semi-colon, it worked perfectly.

    Thanks man. I really appreciate it!

    Ronnie

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