Optimal – Slideshow – remove 1px rule at bottom?

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  • February 11, 2016 at 2:35 pm #17189
    msweet
    Customer

      Hi all,

      I am creating a website using Optimal. Here is the URL:

      http://welovepaint.com.

      On the homepage slideshow, using Genesis Responsive slider, I have customized the excerpt area slideshow display using CSS in both the main theme style.css, and the Genesis Responsive Slider CSS. I am happy with it, but have one NITPICKY question:

      At the very bottom of the slideshow, there appears to be a one-pixel area (can’t tell if it’s a border or a gap) between the bottom of the slideshow area and the shadow graphic. Not sure if I inadvertently added it when I did the style customizing or it is part of the theme design. Ideally I would like to close that gap so the gray shadow butts up directly against the bottom of the image area. I can’t seem to decipher via CSS and Firebug where this gap or border is originating from.

      Any help you can give would be great!

      Thanks,

      Tad Hanna
      Web Developer, Sweet Design

      February 11, 2016 at 5:55 pm #17190
      Andykev
      Customer

        Tad, your webpage is beautiful.

        The “1px” line does not show on Chrome, IE, or MS Edge. It only shows up on Firefox. At leaset for me.

        If you had not said anything, I would not have noticed.

        Looked at the .css and can’t see anything obvious. Maybe someone else has an idea.

        February 11, 2016 at 6:06 pm #17191
        Andykev
        Customer

          WAIT! I found it.

          .flex-control-nav {
	margin: 12px 0 0 !important;
}

          On line 998, change the margin from 12px to 10px.

          February 11, 2016 at 8:00 pm #17192
          msweet
          Customer

            Hi Andykev,

            Wow, dude, that is awesome! I just changed that and … IT WORKED! No gap on Firefox and it still looks the same as far as I can tell on Safari, etc.

            And thanks also for the nice compliment! :))) Smiley faces … (“It’s just what we do …”)

            Your help is much appreciated … We love the Optimal theme.

            Tad

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