Missing top/bottom borders within fly out menu

[theremotedr]

The page in question can be seen here.
http://www.theremotedoctor.co.uk/index.html
Select Keys & Remotes then Honda.
The fly out menu is now shown.
The border above the first entry & border below last entry is missing.
Applying this code make no reals difference other than just making the original border thinker.

border-style:solid;
border-top:3px solid black;

Thanks

[styxlawyer]

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The border above the first entry & border below last entry is missing.
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No, it's not missing is simply almost transparent.

You have been coming to this forum for long enough now to start using the debugging facilities that your browser offers. Go to 'Inspect element -> Computed Styles' and you'll see that the computed style for the top border colour is:



rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.2);


So it has an opacity of 20%. You just need to find where that is being set in your CSS.

[coothead]

Hi there theremotedr,


try this snippet...



.sub-menu {
top:-2px!important;
border-top:2px solid #000;
border-bottom:2px solid #000;
}

...and no scrumpy!!!


coothead

[theremotedr]

Ha Ha
I will check it out once home.
Still struggling with ul list text.

FYI I live 1 Mike from Thatchers Cider.

[theremotedr]

No, it's not missing is simply almost transparent.

You have been coming to this forum for long enough now to start using the debugging facilities that your browser offers. Go to 'Inspect element -> Computed Styles' and you'll see that the computed style for the top border colour is:



rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.2);


So it has an opacity of 20%. You just need to find where that is being set in your CSS.

Thanks for the reply but would rather you didn't keep telling me how long I've been coming here etc.
As being a person with learning difficulties it's not that easy so I am trying before asking here.

[coothead]

Hi there theremotedr,



FYI I live 1 Mike from Thatchers Cider.

I am guessing that you mean 1 mile. :D

With the wind in the right direction,
you don't even need a glass.

You must make allowances for our
friend styxlawyer's tetchiness. :eek:

He is marooned on a Scottish island.


coothead

[Beverleyh]

Thanks for the reply but would rather you didn't keep telling me how long I've been coming here etc.
As being a person with learning difficulties it's not that easy so I am trying before asking here.
It's frustrating for us too because we would rather not keep repeating ourselves when we give you advice. And you're doing a great job of running a car key business and making your own website that it's easy for others to overlook any learning difficulties you might have.

[theremotedr]

It's frustrating for us too because we would rather not keep repeating ourselves when we give you advice. And you're doing a great job of running a car key business and making your own website that it's easy for others to overlook any learning difficulties you might have.

Its fair to say that your statement is correct.
When i have looked into trying to fix it i see that it would be a hard uphill battle of which i would not be confident in trying to sort until i have fixed the more easier tasks in which i feel ok.
Other members have helped to get me to where i am today with this site & i also make some notes.
I have never mentioned my learning difficulties on this site as i dont need to but now i have & hope you understand that hearing certain things just makes me move the one step back again.

Having said that one more job to do then i will start to look at the issues.