Hi there,

DPI for web really doesn't matter. More info: http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2010/02/the-myth-of-dpi/

Best,

Christopher

Ahhhh.

So it's an artifact of how the browser processes the img tag...

Just checked Edge and yes, no border, although the text size is off.

I'm using text instead of an img as I find that the img doesnt match the text for sharpness. Also, if I change the font site-wide then I must red-edit the logo psd. As coder I'm sure you understand the drive for efficiency :) This isn't difficult at all, just one extra step I'd like to avoid. What dpi do you suggest?

Thanks for the feedback.

Hi there,

The site title is meant to be a logo space. The text that displays currently is the image tags "alternate text". It's used when the image source is broken or doesn't exist. I see you don't have an actual image uploaded/applied for the site title. This will generate issues as there is an image tag with an empty source reference. On some browsers you'll see borders with a broken image icon, while on other browsers you'll simply just see the alternate text displayed with no indication there's a missing image.

Solution: upload a logo image on the Customize page.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

Christopher

http://conormobrien.com/

The site title at top left has a faint border around it - I assume it's a solid black at a certain opacity?

I want to remove that border but I cant for the life of me identify it in the css (light or dark).

Any help?