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ACraig08
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1 month ago
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New Card visual help - Line showing up

Hello, I am using the new card visual and this is what is looks like:

I gave it a background color under General -> Effects. Now there is this line under the Categories that I can't figure out how to get rid of! I can't figure out what it belongs to!!

  • Hi ACraig08, Yes - we can remove it.

    Check out below settings of the new card visual and ensure they are marked/switched off - 

    1. General -> Title -> Divider - Mark it off

    2. Visual -> Cards -> Border - Mark it off

     

    Result - 

     

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  • Hello ACraig08,
    Turn off the Category label divider: Format visual → Category label → Divider → Off
    That divider is enabled by default in the new Card visual and often becomes noticeable after applying a background color, since the added contrast makes it visible.
    If the line is still there, also check: Format visual → Cards → Border / Outline
    One of those settings is usually the source.

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  • I tried and I think that's the design of the new card visual. You can try to use old card visual or Button / Shape + measure workaround.

  • Hello ACraig08,
    Turn off the Category label divider: Format visual → Category label → Divider → Off
    That divider is enabled by default in the new Card visual and often becomes noticeable after applying a background color, since the added contrast makes it visible.
    If the line is still there, also check: Format visual → Cards → Border / Outline
    One of those settings is usually the source.

  • Hi ACraig08,

    That line is not caused by padding and it does not appear to be a normal divider.

     

    In the new Card visual, there are multiple background layers:

     - General → Effects → Background

    - Multi Category / category header background
    - Multi-card / card area background

     

    The thin line you see is the main visual background showing through between the category header area and the card area.

     

    Changing padding or spacing does not fully remove it, because it behaves more like a small boundary between the internal panels of the new Card visual.

     

    Workaround:

     Make the General → Effects → Background color match the category/card background color, or turn the visual background off/transparent and control the color only from the category/card background settings.

     

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  • Rupa01's avatar
    Rupa01
    Solution Sage

    Hi ACraig08, Yes - we can remove it.

    Check out below settings of the new card visual and ensure they are marked/switched off - 

    1. General -> Title -> Divider - Mark it off

    2. Visual -> Cards -> Border - Mark it off

     

    Result - 

     

    💡 Helpful? Give a Kudos 👍 — keep the community growing
     Solved your issue? Mark as Solution ✔️ — help others find it faster

    Best regards,
    Rupasree Achari | BI & Fabric Analytics Engineer  
  • v-achippa's avatar
    v-achippa
    Community Support

    Hi ACraig08,

     

    Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community.

     

    Thank you Parchitectryan_mayuRupa01 and Olufemi7 for the prompt response.

     

    As we haven’t heard back from you, we wanted to kindly follow up to check if the solution provided by the user's for the issue worked? or let us know if you need any further assistance.

     

    Thanks and regards,

    Anjan Kumar Chippa

    • v-achippa's avatar
      v-achippa
      Community Support

      Hi @ACraig08,

       

      We wanted to kindly follow up to check if the solution provided by the user's for the issue worked? or let us know if you need any further assistance.

       

      Thanks and regards,

      Anjan Kumar Chippa