How can I remove the unwanted white border that appears around my gradient background image after pasting in a div box with custom code in Webflow?

To remove the unwanted white border that appears around your gradient background image after pasting in a div box with custom code in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

1. Inspect the element: Open your webpage in a browser, right-click on the div box with the gradient background image, and select "Inspect" (or "Inspect Element") from the context menu. This will open the browser's developer tools.

2. Identify the cause: In the developer tools, look for the CSS styles that are affecting the div box. Specifically, you want to locate the styles that are causing the white border to appear. There could be multiple reasons for this, such as padding, margins, or borders applied to the div.

3. Adjust the CSS: Once you have identified the cause, you need to modify the CSS code to remove the unwanted white border. Depending on the cause, you can try one or more of the following approaches:

• Removing padding and margins: If the white border is caused by unwanted padding or margins applied to the div, you can set the padding and margins to 0 or remove them completely. Look for CSS property names like padding and margin and adjust their values accordingly.

• Removing borders: If the border applied to the div is causing the white border, you can remove it by locating the CSS property border or border-width and setting it to none or 0.

• Adjusting background properties: If the background gradient image itself has a white border or if it's not fitting properly, you can try adjusting the background properties. Look for CSS property names like background-image, background-size, or background-position and modify their values to achieve the desired look.

1. Test and refine: After making the CSS adjustments, refresh your webpage and see if the unwanted white border is removed. If it's still present, revisit the CSS code and double-check for any conflicting styles that might be causing the issue. Tweak the CSS properties as necessary until you achieve the desired result.

By following these steps, you should be able to remove the unwanted white border that appears around your gradient background image after pasting in a div box with custom code in Webflow.

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