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boarder appearence when changing picture to a thumbnail
In case I change a picture to a thumpnail and I set a small boarder then it always appears in blue which I want in black what do I have to alter to set the boarder of the thumbnail to black.
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Actually folks....
I believe what is happening here is that the "border" of the image is taking on the colour which is set either in the theme or stylesheet for links.
You see, a thumbnail, which is what we are referring to here, is essentially a link to the "larger" image. Therefore 99.9% of the time, if you don't set the border to "0" you will get a border the colour of the hyperlinks you use on the page.
That being said, either of the above suggestions should work. I just wanted to point out what the issue probably is.
I believe what is happening here is that the "border" of the image is taking on the colour which is set either in the theme or stylesheet for links.
You see, a thumbnail, which is what we are referring to here, is essentially a link to the "larger" image. Therefore 99.9% of the time, if you don't set the border to "0" you will get a border the colour of the hyperlinks you use on the page.
That being said, either of the above suggestions should work. I just wanted to point out what the issue probably is.
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thanks reader,
it works now
in fact the last comment made from classylinks was quiet usefull
it works now
in fact the last comment made from classylinks was quiet usefull
Just Include this in the Image tag
style="border: 2px solid #FF00000" it should look Something like this ...
<img src="Image.gif" width="19" height="19" style="border: 2px solid #FF0000">
Please alter the Border width and Change the color by changing the #FF0000 things ! hope this helps !
Cheers Jayanth