Comment customization help: remove/change form border [Solved], drop-down box borders

[weehobbit]

I've been messing around with the comment customizations and I believe my problems are easy fixes but I haven't found a post that gives all the details of attributes that can be changed with comments. The starter style-sheet is helpful but I think there's more attributes that I'm unaware of. Is there some sort of comprehensive list of all

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[av8rmike]

I can't open a reply page to see this behavior, and I can't see any black borders referenced in the CSS code. Either make a post public or temporarily add me to your friends list.
Have you tried asking grrliz, since it's one of her themes?

[weehobbit]

Thanks for the suggestions on how to get help. I probably should have done those things first ;) I enabled comments and made a public entry. Then I went over to thefulcrum and it seems like she's stumped too.

And to clarify: I get the black border when I hit "leave a comment" on the 'entry' page, not when I hit comment on the 'recent entries' view. What I'm talking about is also what happens with this community.

The borders aren't a big deal, I'm just nit-picking I guess ;) But if you have any suggestions, that would be great! Thanks for your time! I definitely remember you helping me perfect my metadata! ♥

[frijo_layout]

More problems. I couldn't find any satisfying answer in the tags list...

1) How do I change the color of the subject/datetime stamp in comments? (pink dot)

2) How do I get rid of the dividers in a comment's link bar, or at least change the color of them? (green dots) This also goes for the .prevnext links, I don't like the black color of the divider. And, finally,...

3) ... how do I change the border-color of "reply-comments"? (blue dot)

Screenshot of all the colorful dots:

[av8rmike]

1) .comment-date { color: #xxxxxx;}

2) .separator { color: #xxxxxx;}

3) .comment-even { border-color: #xxxxxx;}

You normally use Opera, right? Since you seem to have a lot of specific questions, I'd recommend you use one of the Firefox extensions that lets you view and modify CSS in real-time. EditCSS is a simple one; Web Developer has a feature that you can use to highlight each specific box. It would certainly save you the trouble of making all these little "dot" graphics. ;)

[av8rmike]

I was able to change the form border with this:
#comments table {border: 1px dashed blue !important;}
Of course, you'll want to change the style to suit you.
However, the top row isn't its own class, so there's no way to isolate it from the other rows.

[weehobbit]

Thank you!! The inner row's border doesn't bother me too much and I usually reply from the entry page (where it works perfect) when I'm scrolling the flist anyway.