pete_voce

I’ve never used that theme before but looking at the markup I can see the menu links text are being wrapped in a span and applying the background color to the text. Is this something you added or an option you may not have cleared out? The links text on the main page don’t have a span around them.

<span style=”color:#3f3f3f;”>BLOG</span>

The whitespace is being declared on line 525 of your stylesheet. It’s actually a bottom margin being applied to the site description:

#site-description {
color: #7a7a7a;
font-size: 20px;
margin: 0 100px 1.65625em 0;
}

Removing the bottom margin will snap the image up beneath the description:
#site-description {
color: #7a7a7a;
font-size: 20px;
margin: 0 100px 0 0;
}

With your print stylesheet, you’re not keeping things from getting generated, you’re only keeping them from being displayed. So in your print stylesheet you would want to add something like:

#colophon2 {display: none;}
or
#colophon2 p {display: none;}

Glad I could help.

Here’s the styles I did with that and the code I redid to clean up the markup a little bit. I made it so the 3 columns are actually the same width, but unless they all have text filling them they don’t have the appearance of equal widths. I put a style in there to center the Reader’s Choice text, but commented it out so you could see where it is if you want it. It kind of looks a bit ‘off’ to me being truly centered but that’s just my opinion. If you want, you could remove the text-align: center on it and instead do a padding-left declaration to fine-tune it.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9317490/Archive.zip

Is this what you’re trying to achieve…
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9317490/screenshot.png

You actually want to edit the custom.css file so you leave the original theme stylesheet alone. This will allow you to update your theme in the future without overwriting any styles you may modify. I’m not familiar with that specific theme, does it give you any screen that allows you to add your own CSS to the theme? If not and you don’t see custom.css in the Appearance > Editor, use FTP to locate https://www.nafa.org/conference/wp-content/themes/spectrum/custom.css. Then add this rule to the custom.css file.

.post .entry img {-webkit-box-shadow: none; -moz-box-shadow: none; box-shadow: none;}

Oh now that’s a much nicer looking site and from the Sponsors page I do see the gray outline around the Toyota Fleet image. It’s actually not a border, it’s a box-shadow declaration being set in the effects.css stylesheet on line 12. This explains why IE doesn’t have it, because it doesn’t support box-shadow. This shadow should also be present in Firefox due to the style declaration I mention above.

I can get to About, Chapters, etc. The first page I found with an image is https://www.nafa.org/Template.cfm?Section=Join_NAFA but I don’t see a border on it in Chrome.

I can’t actually get to that page. It redirects me back to the home page.

It seems to have a lot of browser inconsistencies but I’m not seeing borders around images in Chrome. Can you give me a specific page/image?

Do you have a link we can look at?

Thanks Andrea_r,
I simply renamed plugins to plugins2, then went to the Network Admin page without issue, then renamed plugins2 back to plugins and it has cleared up my issue. I love a good quick fix.

Here’s an older thread concerning this, but it didn’t solve my problem https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/276513?replies=10. It does a good job of explaining the issue though.

My workaround was using get_pages(). I used it to spit out list items.

$pages = get_pages('child_of=18');
foreach($pages as $page)
{
    echo '<li><a href="' . get_page_link($page->ID) . '">' . $page->post_title . '</a></li>';
}