Anyone know how to get rid of this? - Custom DuckDuckGo theme

I genuienly don't know what these are, I tried box shadow and it aint that, anyone got any ideas?
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Jochem
Jochemβ€’2mo ago
You'll have to be a little more clear about what you mean by "this", and also what that even is. please check out #how-to-ask-good-questions and share what code you can
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The gradient part I doubt it'll do anything if i share the css element since no gradient pops up there Hold on Yeah nah theres not really anything in the element that i can show you that would make that gradient
Chris Bolson
Chris Bolsonβ€’2mo ago
Without seeing the code (or working example) it is literally impossible for anyone to suggest how to remove the gradient.
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Figured it out on my own anyway, it's duckduckgo you could just like.. go to the site
Jochem
Jochemβ€’2mo ago
you've got "custom theme" in the topic, so going to the regular DDG site hardly seems useful
Jochem
Jochemβ€’2mo ago
mine looks nothing like your screenshot:
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Chris Bolson
Chris Bolsonβ€’2mo ago
that is assuming that we know what "duckduckgo" is.
Jochem
Jochemβ€’2mo ago
if you want help, there's an obligation as the asker to try to make it as easy as possible for the helpers to actually help you. You can do that by sharing code, being explicit in what you're asking, and providing steps to reproduce the issue if it's not something you can replicate in a codepen. also, if you can't be polite when folks offer suggestions on how you can help them to be able to help you, it's best to just not ask at all
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damn bruh my bad i thought yall would just say something like: oh this kinda looks like a box shadow or something
MarkBoots
MarkBootsβ€’2mo ago
its a background-image gradient on the nav::before and nav > ul:nth-child(2)::before
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MarkBoots
MarkBootsβ€’2mo ago
with this you should be able to get rid of it
nav::before,
nav>ul:nth-child(2)::before {
background: none !important;
}
nav::before,
nav>ul:nth-child(2)::before {
background: none !important;
}
Tok124 (CSS Nerd)
Tok124 (CSS Nerd)β€’2mo ago
I think you missed a colon before nth-child(2)

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