still have borders though border=”0″
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hi everybody,
i use the k2-lite theme and i can’t get rid of the borders around the pics, though
– they are not links
– i inserted the tag: border=”0″ in the code.can anybody help me?
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of course, it doesn’t work as that is supposed to be an inline style added to your *existing* ‘img’ element inquestion, while you have put it to another emty one.
look for you img element in the code pane:
<img width="263" height="350" src="http://www.nicenewoutfit.de/new/festival/galerie/images/IMG_0642.jpg" />edit it so that it has an inline style as advised above:
<img STYLE="border:none" width="263" height="350" src="http://www.nicenewoutfit.de/new/festival/galerie/images/IMG_0642.jpg" /> -
thanks again, options, but this is eyactly what i did. the funny thing is that the code editor automatically removes the <img style=”… > tag from the code, so it seems that changes in the appearance of pitures are not possible. maybe i will just have to accept that ;(
however, the css with that theme says “border=”0”. -
that’s what I can see from HTML source of your blog. if I *guessed* its URL right:
<strong>sei dabei.</strong> <br/> <img style=""/> <br/> <img width="263" height="350" src=".../IMG_0642.jpg"/>and, yes the code editor (actually it’s WP filters), is a real beast on messing with code, but currently it does not automatically remove inline style=”…” from ‘img’ element.
img border rule at line 28 {border:0pt none;} is overriden in the same CSS file at line 658:
#primary .entry-content img { border:1px solid #CCCCCC; margin:0pt 5px; max-width:100%; padding:4px; } -
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