What is this pink square behind the “OU” in this image? How can I get rid of it? I’m going through all of the different settings in the “Advanced” tab but nothing seems to affect it.
What is this pink square behind the “OU” in this image? How can I get rid of it? I’m going through all of the different settings in the “Advanced” tab but nothing seems to affect it.
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What is this pink square behind the “OU” in this image? How can I get rid of it? I’m going through all of the different settings in the “Advanced” tab but nothing seems to affect it.
I’m editing a website for a non-profit and I’ve been asked to get rid of this pink square. I’ve worked out the panel that the pink square belongs to via deleting everything else through trial and error but I can’t find anything in the “Advanced” tab that affects it. Nothing in the “Primary” tab affects it either for that matter. Has anyone seen this thing before? I’m stumped!
~~Impossible to tell based on an image. Websites are built with code – we need to see that to be able to see what’s generating the square. So, share the URL.~~
edit: Found the site: [https://theaeoc.org/about-aeoc/]) – it’s an effect that someone has applied to that heading, likely via the page builder system that you’re using (Oxygen?) – you should be able to remove it in the settings for the H2.
dunno what an ‘advanced’ tab is, but i bet that is a ::before sudo element
I’m editing a website for a non-profit and I’ve been asked to get rid of this pink square. I’ve worked out the panel that the pink square belongs to via deleting everything else through trial and error but I can’t find anything in the “Advanced” tab that affects it. Nothing in the “Primary” tab affects it either for that matter. Has anyone seen this thing before? I’m stumped!
~~Impossible to tell based on an image. Websites are built with code – we need to see that to be able to see what’s generating the square. So, share the URL.~~
edit: Found the site: [https://theaeoc.org/about-aeoc/]) – it’s an effect that someone has applied to that heading, likely via the page builder system that you’re using (Oxygen?) – you should be able to remove it in the settings for the H2.
dunno what an ‘advanced’ tab is, but i bet that is a ::before sudo element
Developer Tools are your friend.
display: none
If you can’t edit the source.
Add the css below to the page:
#headline-198-55:before { display:none; }