I’ve been very busy developing a couple projects over the past couple days, but here is a quick little trick to get around one of Drupal’s quirks. If you’re unfamiliar with Drupal, it’s a fantastic CMS (content management system) built on PHP and MySQL. For those blog-savvy among us, it is to general websites what WordPress is to blogs. I use Drupal to get sites up quickly and with great functionality, and I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking to build powerful, custom websites without “re-inventing the wheel.”
Anyway, Drupal has this strange quirk in its source that creates a small grey border on the top of tables inserted in a page’s content. A quick trip to my inspector revealed how to remove the top border from Drupal tables. Simply add the following line to your CSS.
body tbody { border-top: none; }
All there is to it. 🙂
