XF 2.0 Incorrect Display of Block-Headers borders in Chrome and IE

[String Theory]

Hello!

I've got this problem with block headers borders in Google Chrome and IE





Some block headers look fine and others look like on the screenshots with these rips beetwen background and borders.
We're using the default style with some editing in extra.less.

There's no such a problem in Mozilla Firefox though.

So what's the solution for Chrome and IE?

 

[Ozzy47]

Does the same thing happen on a unmodified default style?

 

[String Theory]

Does the same thing happen on a unmodified default style?

No, on a unmodified default style it looks fine.

 

[Ozzy47]

Best bet would be to contact the style developer then.

 

[String Theory]

Best bet would be to contact the style developer then.

There's no style developer, I just made some customizations in extra.less by myself.
I tried to delete all the code from extra.less, and if I even put only this

.block-minorHeader {
background: #333333;
color: #F5F5F5;
}

problem goes back. I can't understand what's wrong if I just change background and color.
Maybe there's some code I should insert for Google Chrome and IE so those browsers display the site correctly?
I also found invalid property value in code in Chrome


Can it have something to do with the problem?

 

[Ozzy47]

Try changing the style properties instead of changing it via extra.less


Appearance > Styles > Your style - Style properties > Blocks > Block minor header

 

[String Theory]

Try changing the style properties instead of changing it via extra.less


Appearance > Styles > Your style - Style properties > Blocks > Block minor header

I've just done it, but unfortunately that didn't solve the problem.

 

[Ozzy47]

When you did that, you did remove the edits from extra.less?

 

[String Theory]

When you did that, you did remove the edits from extra.less?

Yes, I removed all the edits from extra.less and just changed background and color of minor header in the style properties.

 

[Ozzy47]

Hmmm, hopefully someone like @Russ or @Steve F have a idea, they are well versed with style issues.