Unwanted borders

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  vandeurz · Member · May 7, 2008 at 1:51 pm

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  I use a wordpress MU text editor on BayWords. When I align for center or right, the image gets fitted with an unwanted fat white border. When I put the image back to the left side of the page, it disappears again. I tried to insert the code ‘border 0’ and ‘bordernone’ into the image URL, but both do not work. What’s the magic trick?

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  mark · Member · May 7, 2008 at 2:06 pm

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  Baywords? That’s the new site by The Pirate Bay – so if the problem is there you need to ask them.

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  vandeurz · Member · May 7, 2008 at 11:57 pm

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  Sorry if I don’t understand this matter. Pirate Bay has a deal with WordPress. Is it then not a general technical wordpress matter? I mean, all those wordpress text editors look standard to me!
  Yes, I asked the BayWords forum, but they are a mess, they don’t seem to give a fokk as they simply answer: we offer you a basic textblog without any frills so don’t nag about images not loading up.
  Huh? Makes you wonder why their templates go with a text editor that has all the options. And what’s their BayImg uploader all about, I also wonder.

  Anyway, thanks mark, I’ll go and look elsewhere for a way to get rid of those borders.

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  mark · Member · May 8, 2008 at 12:07 am

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  We have no deal with Baywords.
  They are using the freely available software from http://mu.wordpress.org

  While we use something similar we cannot support Baywords users. If they set this up and made all the media noise then they really needed to have figured out the practicalities.

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  vandeurz · Member · May 8, 2008 at 1:41 pm

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  They obviously didn’t…
  Thanks for the info, mark.