• Resolved ojwmather

    (@ojwmather)


    Hey guys,

    I’m having real issues trying to find out how to get rid of the border around the ‘1.2.3’ image at https://policystorm.com .

    You’ll see I’ve whited out most of the site by gradually changing things in my theme’s css file to #fff and that I haven’t found how to get rid of the border.

    Can anyone enlighten me? I’d be really grateful…

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  • I’m not seeing any border on FF2 on OS X.

    There are apparent borders around each of the colored areas, but those are part of the image.

    Thread Starter ojwmather

    (@ojwmather)

    There should be a border again in firefox now (not that I wanted to put it back – twas accidental) though the border has always existed in IE and refused to go away even after the whiteout.

    Okay, I see it in IE on Win2k.

    Try putting

    a img{border:0;} in your stylesheet.

    *Looks* like IE thinks an image that’s a link simply *must* have a border round it.

    I’m not seeing any border as well. Opera 9 in Windows XP.

    Try adding:

    a img { border-width: 0px; }

    at the very end of the style.css file in your theme folder (named ‘default’ if I’m not mistaken).

    I hope this helps.

    Thread Starter ojwmather

    (@ojwmather)

    Excellent – that worked Hafiz. Thanks very much guys, that was beginning to drive me insane.

    You don’t need to put 0px — just 0.

    Every unnecessary character you have in a style sheet makes your site load a bit slower. It may seem insignificant but they do mount up and some people are on slow connections.

    This helped me too! Thank you! I was looking all over for how to do it. I use the “Sustainable” theme and this works to remove the blue border.

    Now on to learn the next thing!

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