CSS Styling - Border around 'featured wolf' in sidebar

I cannot for the life of me find out where this is changed in the CSS sheets. But I don't want a white border there when I have changed everything else for my Den CSS.  .w-50 refers to your lead wolf image/link, but does anyone know the selector for the Featured wolf sidebar inset image? Or if this is not the selector needed, the one for the white border so I can change it?

I know I can turn off the inset featured wolf in my own settings, but I want it color matching no matter if one has this or not.

div.col-xl-3.col-sm-5.order-xl-12.order-4.text-center.text-break.featured-wolf img

*edit*

It's on my profile if you'd like to check what I did:

#main .card, div.col-xl-3.col-sm-5.order-xl-12.order-4.text-center.text-break.featured-wolf img, .card-header {

background: rgb(000 000 000 / 0.42);

border-radius: 20px;

text-shadow:11px 10px 3px #000000;

text-align:center;

color:#990000;

}

Dang, thanks for the help but on my browser it still shows a white border around the featured wolf image on your profile/den in the same way my modified CSS sheet does and the default CSS for WD does.

I suppose I'll keep digging through the site style sheets to see if I can find it or it might be something that just is wonky with Chrome.

Oh I am assuming you mean the featured wolf contained within the profile picture, my apologies, ya I was never able to solve that and ended up disabling showing it form my profile page

Someone else actually found the answer:

} .justify-content-between.mb-3 div {

    border: none !important;

}

Yes! Thank you for passing this along.