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I've created square images of a green block with rounded radius corners, and I've added them to a 'Headline' section and chosen the 'Card' layout option. Then instead of using original image, I'm styling the image with a shape, which controls how it's displayed (in a long paralellagram shape with 2:3 ratio).

Annoyingly though the layout is placing a grey line top and bottom, which I can't remove even by uploading a PNG with a transparent background, which suggests it's baked into the layout i've chosen. Is there a way to hide this background, please?

Attached a screenshot of what I mean. See line above and below the green block image.

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2 hours ago, joessqsp said:

Site URL: https://carnation-tangerine-dd9n.squarespace.com/

I've created square images of a green block with rounded radius corners, and I've added them to a 'Headline' section and chosen the 'Card' layout option. Then instead of using original image, I'm styling the image with a shape, which controls how it's displayed (in a long paralellagram shape with 2:3 ratio).

Annoyingly though the layout is placing a grey line top and bottom, which I can't remove even by uploading a PNG with a transparent background, which suggests it's baked into the layout i've chosen. Is there a way to hide this background, please?

Attached a screenshot of what I mean. See line above and below the green block image.

image background.png

Hi, try adding this code to custom css (Design > Custom CSS) and let me know how it goes 🙂

.sqs-block-image .design-layout-card .image-overlay {
  background-color: transparent;
}

 

Please give this a 👍 if it helps

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11 hours ago, Jia said:

Hi, try adding this code to custom css (Design > Custom CSS) and let me know how it goes 🙂

.sqs-block-image .design-layout-card .image-overlay {
  background-color: transparent;
}

 

Thank you for your response - unfortunately it didn't work! 😞

 

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