Liquid crystal display panel

A liquid crystal display panel comprising:

• a first substrate and a second substrate opposed to each other with a liquid crystal layer therebetween;
• thin film transistors arranged between the first substrate and the second substrate, the thin film transistors each having a gate electrode, a drain electrode, and a source electrode;
• scan lines extending overall in a first direction, the scan lines each being connected to the gate electrode of a corresponding one of the thin film transistors;
• signal lines extending overall in a second direction crossing the first direction, the signal lines each being connected to one of the source electrode and the drain electrode in a corresponding one of the thin film transistors;
• a light shield layer;
• and
• pixels each having
• a pixel electrode on a liquid crystal layer side of the first substrate,
• a common electrode on a liquid crystal layer side of the pixel electrode with an insulating layer therebetween,
• wherein
• the pixel electrode is connected to other one of the source electrode and the drain electrode in the corresponding one of the thin film transistors at a connection portion,
• the connection portion is entirely covered with the light shield layer,
• the pixels are surrounded by the scan lines and the signal lines and that are arranged in a matrix,
• the pixels include first pixels and second pixels that are pixels other than the first pixels,
• each of the second pixels is not entirely overlapped by the light shield layer, the second pixels including outermost second pixels,
• each of the first pixels is entirely overlapped by the light shield layer,
• the first pixels are arranged outermost in the first direction among the pixels, in a first outermost row that is a single row along the second direction, and are adjacent to the outermost second pixels,
• the outermost second pixels are the second pixels outermost in the first direction among the second pixels and are disposed in a second outermost row along the second direction, and
• each of the outermost second pixels are not entirely overlapped by the light shield layer.