RK
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I made a WP theme and was putting some info into a page and desided I wanted a picture as well.
I added the image and then it made a thin border around the image, why does it do that and how can I remove it?
Look here http://www.newteksystems.dk/images/pic.jpg
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RK
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BTW I tried setting the border="0" but that didnt help at all
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caz-daz
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this is a wordpress issue
not an artisteer issue.
to get around it putting a border
is the image settings while you add image or edit image.
set the image link to your site or the image link
as leaving it blank causes it to add a thin border
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RK
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I tried to make a small table with 2 cells in the page as well (wanted the image in first cell and some lines of text in second) but it also makes this border, can I work around that somehow?
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RK
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Quote caz-daz:
this is a wordpress issue
not an artisteer issue.
to get around it putting a border
is the image settings while you add image or edit image.
set the image link to your site or the image link
as leaving it blank causes it to add a thin border
I'm afraid I dont get what you mean? Where do I have to edit the image?
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caz-daz
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in wordpress edit post
select the image you want to edit
click the little image box on top of the image
this takes you to edit the image properties.
you should see extra info below to
add a link for the image
ie link to image
or dont add link.
if you dont add link to image it places a border round the image
if you check the link to image box there will be no border.
i can not explain things in terms others will understand
when the task is so simple to do
add image .
check the box link to image
see result.
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Bill
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I had similar problem. My images had a thin border.
I was able to remove the border by editing the style-css file
From this
.article img, img.article
{
border-style: solid;
border-width: 1px;
border-color: #B7A971;
margin: 1em;
To
.article img, img.article
{
border:none;
margin: 1em;
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