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**Whir** · March 20th, 2003, 12:19 PM

Hey F2G. I can't help you with the reference page, I've never looked as I have a 10lb book full of the stuff. But I can tell you:

To keep image borders from appearing, either define the img tag in the style sheet/header to have a border of 0, or make a class that has the border: 0 properly, eg

Code:

img { border: 0px }
or
.border0 { border: 0px }

If you use the img method, then all your images will just not have borders. If you use the class method (.border0) then you will have to add a 'class="border0"' inside of each <img> tag.

Similarly, you can do the same thing with the body tag to remove the margins.

Code:

body { margin: 0px }
or
.margin0 { margin: 0px }

This will work in the same method as it does for images above.

I have never found a way to get around the cellpadding/cellspacing deal but if I find a way, I'll be sure to post it.

March 20th, 2003, 12:19 PM	#2 (permalink)
Whir ph34r t3h g04t Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Kingsford, MI Posts: 19,558 Blog Entries: 7	Hey F2G. I can't help you with the reference page, I've never looked as I have a 10lb book full of the stuff. But I can tell you: To keep image borders from appearing, either define the img tag in the style sheet/header to have a border of 0, or make a class that has the border: 0 properly, eg Code: img { border: 0px } or .border0 { border: 0px } If you use the img method, then all your images will just not have borders. If you use the class method (.border0) then you will have to add a 'class="border0"' inside of each <img> tag. Similarly, you can do the same thing with the body tag to remove the margins. Code: body { margin: 0px } or .margin0 { margin: 0px } This will work in the same method as it does for images above. I have never found a way to get around the cellpadding/cellspacing deal but if I find a way, I'll be sure to post it.