How To Remove Border From Module - Question | JoomShaper

How To Remove Border From Module

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Oliver Schmitz

Helix Framework 2 years ago

Hello, I use Helix Ultimate and Sp Page Builder Pro latest versions. I want to remove all borders on title or other modules. Even I found your answer in the FAQ of Helix Ultimate, my CSS-Knowledge is too low to know where I have to put that code. I am using custom.css, Custom Code fields, classes etc. and I tried to add modul class suffixes - but without success. Please be so kind and give me an suitable advice, or a link. Thank you very much. Best regards Oliver Schmitz

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5 Answers
Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
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Senior Staff 2 years ago #34639

Oliver, the code that I already gave you was only for modules in the right and left positions, not in the top area.

Now when I have link from you... it would be easer.

#sp-header {box-shadow: none;}

Bitte hier verwenden: Template Options - Custom Code - Custom CSS

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Ofi Khan
Ofi Khan
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Support Agent 2 years ago #34602

Hello Oliver Schmitz

Please share a page link and mention which border you want to remove. I will provide you with CSS and will share the place to put it on.

Best regards

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Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
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Senior Staff 2 years ago #34611

Hi OLiver, Don't get me wrong but I think location of where you added custom CSS is not a problem, but the CSS code that you used. Probably was not fully correct. Don't worry, I will try to help you a little bit. Please try my CSS code (it works for Right and Left position):

#sp-left .sp-module, #sp-right .sp-module {
    border: 0px !important;
    padding: 20px;
}
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Oliver Schmitz
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2 years ago #34637

Thank yor for your support. On the testing instance https://www.aufbau.he-internet.de/ I want to disable the two thin grey lines/borders under the sp-header and sp-top-bar.

I entered code similiar like Pauls in custom.css, but I do not know where to reference it.

In my case it would be the easiest way to disable all borders in every module.

Once again, thank you, masters!

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Oliver Schmitz
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2 years ago #34642

Thank you very much, Paul. Your solution was one big step for a good saturday!

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