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This is being done in sharepoint 2013. I want to apply height:0px to a certain web part. I have its DIV ID as MSOPictureLibrarySlideshowWebPart_ctl00_ctl41_g_3d56d9c5_7b24_4bb9_9b84_ac3459578026_cell

I tried putting the code in my style sheet (which is loaded, other stuff from the style sheet works)

MSOPictureLibrarySlideshowWebPart_ctl00_ctl41_g_3d56d9c5_7b24_4bb9_9b84_ac3459578026_cell{height:0px;}

but that doesn't seem to be working for me. What am I doing wrong?

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It looks like you forgot the pound:

#MSOPictureLibrarySlideshowWebPart_ctl00_ctl41_g_3d56d9c5_7b24_4bb9_9b84_ac3459578026_cell {
   height:0px;
}
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Thank you so much, I feel so stupid for not realizing this. EDIT, for others trying to do the same thing. I also had to add !important to override the default sharepoint value. But it works. Thanks so much –  Thomas Boop Jul 10 '13 at 16:30
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I usually use a css class to identify the Web Part (and to avoid using the ugly client id that asp.net provides to the .net controls). In order to do that i use the CssClass property assigning a css class name used later to apply the desired functionality.

like:

<wpPrefix:myWebPart id="someID" CssClass="myCustomCssClass" runat="server" />

and the css class defined wherever i need:

.myCustomCssClass{
    height: 0px;
}

i hope it helps!

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