hehe! sorry I didn't see this sooner, I could have helped you out.
Liz has it right... basically, the CSS (cascading style sheet) code was saying each time you have an unordered list (ul) in the sidebar, it should have a border at the bottom that is a dotted line that is 1 pixel high. Since you changed it to 0 pixels, it's not showing up. Another option would be to remove the "border-bottom" line all together, or to put "border-bottom:none".
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Su- It has something to do with this:
#sidebar ul {
margin:0 0 1.5em;
padding:0 0 1.5em;
border-bottom:1px dotted #ccc;
list-style:none;
}
in this section: /* Sidebar Content
----------------------------------------------- */
maybe just try making the border-bottom 0px?
Thanks, Liz...that erased them...you're awesome!
still doesn't explain why they're there though, and it bugs me. grrr.
oh well.
i think it is seperating things by sections...not sure how exactly...maybe whenever you have a br?
aha!
I think it makes that line everytime there is a ul start code and end code...like the archives etc.
hehe! sorry I didn't see this sooner, I could have helped you out.
Liz has it right... basically, the CSS (cascading style sheet) code was saying each time you have an unordered list (ul) in the sidebar, it should have a border at the bottom that is a dotted line that is 1 pixel high. Since you changed it to 0 pixels, it's not showing up. Another option would be to remove the "border-bottom" line all together, or to put "border-bottom:none".
thanks guys, for helping.
i'm leaving as-is, even though i don't have full control. i'm giving in to html. it wins. :)
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