I have now tested my theory above and found that by commenting out the
border on:
.boxed ul li {
padding: 10px 15px;
border-top: 1px solid #4AF4FE;
}
the lines go away. I actually find no CSS rule that applies anything to the
li.tableheader class. I see it in the HTML, but no reference that I can
find in the actual CSS.
Chris
The longer line comes from the border-top on li.tableheader; the shorter
> line is the border-top on the nested li.
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