Dizkus

Hello Everyone,

I have searched the forums twice to find help with this and just can't seem to get it right. So, please help me out if you can. I am trying to get rid of the borders that appear on "some" center blocks when you go from page to page... I hope that makes sense. I use Content Express for some pages and they do not show a border. It seems the border shows up when a CORE module loads in the center block. I also use a "wrap.php" for the pages in the upper portion of the menu to display some pages and in these pages you can turn borders off within the "wrap.php" Another point that may be worth mentioning is that the theme I chose to build this site upon seems to have a different structure than the standard "theme.php" files included with the regular PN themes (like PN Blue or Light).

Here are my particulars:
> My site = http://www.ccsionline.net/
> My Theme is = xpZone-blue
> My Version of PN = 0.7.2.6-Phoenix

I have searched through this and other forums to try and figure this out with no success... so, please share your experience with me before I pull out what little hair I have left... :wink:

TIA
Nick in Tennessee

Hello there folks...

Anyone willing to share your expertise with me on this post? I'd suerly appreciate it.... really I would.

..that would be the OpenTable(); and CloseTable(); functions that are defined in your theme.. where they are defined differs.. usually in theme.php near the top.. look for bgcolor=\"$bgcolor2\" within those functions and change the colors to suit your preference.

-IR

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WooHooooo! Thanks IR for pointing me in the right direction! I had been looking for "borders" in the code... I had even focused on the "tables" function but the borders were set to "0."

I am loving PN more and more... and getting past these initial changes can be a BEAR.. if you aren't familiar with PHP. Thanks again, you just made my life a bit easier.

Nick in Tennessee 8)

;)

..it gets easier and easier, you'll have the hang of it in no time :)

-IR

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