White boxes on website vary depending on laptop/desktop and browser...help!
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My organization recently switched over to Concrete 5.
In the process of transferring everything over and setting it up, it needed some major adjustments with regards to spacing/alignment/etc. for consistency purposes, in order to remove what I call 'white boxes' that bordered blocks (sometimes only one side of a block). I just used my MAC laptop to do the adjustments (works faster than the PC desktop I have at work). Now, there are no more 'white boxes' around images/boxes. (I corrected this editing the "Padding"--click on the block, click "Design", go under "Spacing", then adjust the "top"/"bottom"/"left"/"right" as necessary.)
When I view the website from my desktop, I then see these 'white boxes' again on almost every page.
Is there a way to avoid this? It seems like no matter what computer I make the edits, if I access the website from another desktop/laptop, the 'white boxes' are there. It's driving me a bit crazy. I'm not sure what to do.
Any advice?
In the process of transferring everything over and setting it up, it needed some major adjustments with regards to spacing/alignment/etc. for consistency purposes, in order to remove what I call 'white boxes' that bordered blocks (sometimes only one side of a block). I just used my MAC laptop to do the adjustments (works faster than the PC desktop I have at work). Now, there are no more 'white boxes' around images/boxes. (I corrected this editing the "Padding"--click on the block, click "Design", go under "Spacing", then adjust the "top"/"bottom"/"left"/"right" as necessary.)
When I view the website from my desktop, I then see these 'white boxes' again on almost every page.
Is there a way to avoid this? It seems like no matter what computer I make the edits, if I access the website from another desktop/laptop, the 'white boxes' are there. It's driving me a bit crazy. I'm not sure what to do.
Any advice?
I'd approach this at the spreadsheet level -- main.css in your selected theme. In Firebug running in Firefox, identify the styles that are applied to the HTML objects in question. Then you can override those styles as you desire.