Vertical bars in Carbonite theme

rolette

Took a look through the new themes and the Carbonite theme looks very elegant except(!) that there are a couple of gray vertical lines that look like bugs to me...

There is one between the thumbnails and the "big" picture. There is a small vertical line just above that separating the "Page 1 of..." and the "1 of xx Next >". As a bonus, the little vertical lines don't line up.

None of the other themes have this type of separator, so I'm assuming it is a bug. For now I've gone back to the default theme. If ya'll can fix the vertical line, I'd love to use the newer theme :thumb

Thanks,
Jay

Andy

Carbonite is not new, been one of our most popular themes for years Can you please show us a screen grab of what you mean?

rolette

Andy wrote:

Carbonite is not new, been one of our most popular themes for years Can you please show us a screen grab of what you mean?

Hmph, ok. I followed the news link about the 29 new themes and then clicked on a link to see samples and it was one of the ones there. Didn't see anything on the page to indicate what was new vs. old beyond the "Past Their Prime" category/gallery. I assumed everything else was new.

Anyway, here's how it shows up in my browser:

http://rolette.smugmug.com/photos/758218289_fsDox-X2.jpg

I'm running FF 3.5.6 on OS X in case that matters.

Jay

rolette

Same vertical bars appear using Safari 4, so it's not just a FF issue.

rolette

IE7 shows the same vertical bars (Windows XP)

Andy

Hi, that's not a bug, it's part of the theme. If you want to remove it, you can, with some CSS. Let us know.

rolette

Really?!

That looks so out of place on an otherwise beautiful theme. Appreciate the offer to help with the CSS, but it's not worth the long-term maintenance for me (have to remember it is there for any future changes in theme selections).

Jay

Andy

rolette wrote:

Really?!

That looks so out of place on an otherwise beautiful theme. Appreciate the offer to help with the CSS, but it's not worth the long-term maintenance for me (have to remember it is there for any future changes in theme selections).

Jay

It's one line of CSS:

.left_border {border: none !important;}