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James
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I bought Artisteer a while back and find it relatively useful. One thing I would like to do, but can't, is to have a very simple line between posts rather than the available choices of: a) a box around the entire post, or b) nothing at all. I've created a theme with nothing separating the posts from one another, but would like to have a simple line between them. Does anybody know where in the theming files I could insert something to this effect, and what code I would need to put there?
Thanks
James
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Darren
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Would love to figure out how to do this as well. Anyone?
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Lawrence
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Here's a trick,
Download Google Chrome, install it. After you've done that, go to the page where your posts are appearing. Right click where you'd like your border to appear and view the CSS on the right. Take note of the classes "Class" of all the elements. You'll see some CSS already defined. Copy that down and paste it at the very end of your style.css page in your Artisteer Generated Theme folder. Add a border manually, should look similar to this code.
.class {
border-bottom: 1px solid;
}
Alternatively, you could start out "With" borders and you could right click the borders and see their classes, then search for those in your style.css folder and remove the left, right, and top borders.
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Plastikkposen
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Another alternative IF using views is to insert a new field of the type: global text (use lots of ---- or ___ ) where you decide which node-fields to show.
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Lawrence
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Yes, that would work to an extent but it's rather messy. 
Whatever works though, right?
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DavidM
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I just had to comment on how nice it is that Google included the HTML/CSS inspector with the browser itself. Even the various workflow features make it worth using. Seems like they're really targeting the web developer community.
Cheers,
DavidM
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