After years of my site (greerheritage.com) being borderless full-width, a white border appeared around my site (greerheritage.com); I’m not aware of any changes to any settings that caused it, and I have found a way to remove it. The border remains the same regardless of what page template is selected (e.g., the border doesn’t change whether a page is set to Blank - No Container, Blank - Container, Layout - Fullwidth, or anything else).
Hello @dlovegrove,
Thanks for writing to us.
I would suggest you please add this custom CSS code to the global CSS.
body {
padding: 0;
}
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Hope it helps
Thanks
Thank you for your help. I’m confused… this site is using the Icon stack set to fullwidth and using a template of Blank - No Container… it should already be full width with no padding, no custom CSS needed. The Icon demo sites in Design Cloud display as full width “out of the box.” I’ve built several other sites using the same stack and templates, and they don’t have this odd border. While I can override with custom CSS, is it possible to find what caused it to be this way in the first place?
Hey @dlovegrove,
You have installed a 3rd party plugin “Google Picasa Album Viewer”. Temporarily disable this plugin and the border will be gone. There is a CSS code from this plugin that overrides the styling to the theme which creates a white border around the page.
Hope this makes sense.
Thank you so much!
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