NebErino Posted October 23, 2023 Share Posted October 23, 2023 Hi, im trying to remove the bottom orange border line from the first 3 headers of the two table i have https://conch-octopus-dfx7.squarespace.com/116-cs-oring Password: Rhon2023 i just want an orange bottom border on the bottom line, not the first three 1/16" cross section 1.78mm ± 0.08mm 0.070"± 0.003" Internal diameter Nominal size Part No. (BS) mm Tol ± Inch Tol ± Shaft Bore Any help would be much appreciated, Thank you. Earvin 1 Link to comment
Solution Web_Solutions Posted October 23, 2023 Solution Share Posted October 23, 2023 47 minutes ago, NebErino said: Hi, im trying to remove the bottom orange border line from the first 3 headers of the two table i have https://conch-octopus-dfx7.squarespace.com/116-cs-oring Password: Rhon2023 i just want an orange bottom border on the bottom line, not the first three 1/16" cross section 1.78mm ± 0.08mm 0.070"± 0.003" Internal diameter Nominal size Part No. (BS) mm Tol ± Inch Tol ± Shaft Bore Any help would be much appreciated, Thank you. Add these code on Custom CSS panel in Website > Utilities > Website Tools > Custom CSS. .fe-block-e99fbb32cf4cdc135c43, .fe-block-eb582e4530d2a4447f89 { tbody th{ border-bottom: 0 !important; } tbody tr:nth-child(4) { border-bottom: 5px solid #FE9000; } } NebErino, Earvin and tuanphan 3 If my comments are useful, please like and mark my solution as answer. It will encourage me. Thanks MD Rofik Website Designer and Digital Marketer ☕Am I helpful? Want to offer me a coffee? ✉ Send me a message if needed any help. I'll try to reply as soon as possible. Link to comment
NebErino Posted October 24, 2023 Author Share Posted October 24, 2023 14 hours ago, Web_Solutions said: Add these code on Custom CSS panel in Website > Utilities > Website Tools > Custom CSS. .fe-block-e99fbb32cf4cdc135c43, .fe-block-eb582e4530d2a4447f89 { tbody th{ border-bottom: 0 !important; } tbody tr:nth-child(4) { border-bottom: 5px solid #FE9000; } } This works beautifully, thank you so much. I know this might be difficult but is there any way of explaining what you've done here so i can try and sort of reverse engineer it so i don't have to ask too many questions again. I hope this makes sense, Thank you Link to comment
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