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I'm creating a navigation bar (in a div) that has a vertical list. When you click on an element in the navigation, it pops up a div that touches the nagigation list. This div has a border (getting rid of that border looks weird, so i'm not doing that). How do I remove a part of that border (the part that touches the selected navigation div)?

A little more explanation: The pop-up div touches the nav on the left side. I want to hide the border for only the section of the border touching the selected element in the nav bar

FOUND A SOLUTION: I needed to put a right-border: -1px on the navigation in order to cover the border on the pop-up div.

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    Do you have code samples, a live preview, or images we could consult? Commented Jan 29, 2013 at 20:58
  • Being new, i can't add an image, and I can't link to an example. Sorry. A little more explanation: The pop-up div touches the nav on the left side. I want to hide the border for only the section of the border touching the selected element in the nav bar Commented Jan 29, 2013 at 21:09

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if it touches the nav with its top ... use border-top: none

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It touches the nav on the left side. I want to hide the border for only the section of the border touching the selected element in the nav bar.
so I suppose you have to use border-left:none. If I think of something wrong, I will need the code to completely understand you.
FOUND A SOLUTION: I needed to put a right-border: -1px on the navigation in order to cover the border on the pop-up div.
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You can use Outline:0px; or Border:none; on that part. but cant say unless i see the code.

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