I dont know if this is part of infragistics or not, perhaps just for the trial version but I'm trying to remove it. Seems it sizes to resize() but not scroll, so its sort of incomplete. Scrolling my page shows the true background under the gradient. I can not match the seem because its a gradient. It does not seem to be part of the watermark so can I remove it?
Hi seang,
Can you give us a little bit more information, a samople, or a screenshot would be a good start point.
Thanks,
Todor Paskalev
Infragistics
sure ill try a few screen shots, I figure this was going to be obvious if it was intentional. I added two pictures one is the 3d debug view and the other from the browser as you see it. I scrolled up a bit on the page. All of my divs are fixed so they dont scroll. So what you see is this grey block being scrolled up. The black is what is behind it. The 3d view shows it the best.
I had a content folder in two places the problem was in a file called site.css.
Ok had to come back to this and I found the issue but there is more to this than I thought.
igniteui\Demos\content\style.css line 8
body{ background-color: #5c87b2;
igniteui\Demos\content\site.css line 91
body {background: #d4d4d4 url(images/bg.png) repeat-x top;}
These two lines over right my bg color. d4d4d4 matches the color I see, I removed both lines but something is still setting it to d4d4d4 .
Now you said the problem could not be with igniteUI, so Am I using a special style?
I'm glad I could help you.
If you have any additional question regarding this matter, please don't hesitate to ask?
This is what lead me here. I tried removing css one by one and same with the html. I was no looking for a shadow but rather a BG, maybe that is how I missed it. Thx for the help.
these shadows are not intentional and as far as I see they are behind the table which holds the igGrid (The component you are using is igGrid, right? ). A little html sample page will be useful to check if our component is modifying something on that level, but it may be some global css, applied to body, or document?
If you can expect the css class applied to these shadows, if it contains ig prefix, it something from our component, if not I suppose some global css is modifying the shadow.