colored border around my picture
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I just now put a new picture in the left sidebar of my (Andreas themed) blog. The colored border around that picture is different from the other colored borders in that it is not flush against the picture, but offset, leaving a white space. I want all borders to look/act the same, so how can I get that border to snuggle up to the picture and get rid of the white space between it and the picture?
Could the culprit be the way I imported the picture? Because how could that be, if the imported picture has no border?
Thank you…..
Lorna
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NOW HERE IS SOMETHING WEIRD I JUST DISCOVERED! When I use my Firefox broswer, I see that colored Andreas border around the pictures but when I use my Safari browser: no colored border at all!!!!!
~Lorna
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a) That’s probably because you’ve set the lower image to alignleft while the other one is centered; try “alignnone”.
b) Those borders are not part of your images or your theme. Firefox shows them, Safari doesn’t. They just indicate that the images are clickable, because you’ve set them to link to the original file alone (which you needn’t have done). If you don’t want to change that, you can have no borders at all by adding this to the image code (after “img”, with a space before and a space after):
border="0"
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