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see this screen grab:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/a8b42eg0fwplzdg/Screenshot%202015-06-11%2011.11.58.jpg?dl=0
After about an hour of digging and a search within the CSS to find all the calls for that shadow.png file, I finally discovered that the only way to suppress it is to add
.menu-header::after {
background: none;
}to my custom CSS. Why is that border happening in the middle of the page?
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