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[zoom4267]

i am making a portfolio page for my site, the background is black and the logos and images are on black as well. in DW i have the tables for them to go in. when the pictures are in i see a border around them. the images are in .gif format. i dont have a border or anything around them from PS, how can i get rid of that border.

thanks

Lisa

[zoom4267]

. Adam ., on Jan 2 2007, 05:53 PM, said:

Click the image, and put 0 in the border input

- Adam

did that, but still see it

[rc69]

If you're talking about a little dotted border, that's there because it's dreamweaver. You should save the page and preview it in a browser to see what it actually looks like (NEVER trust WYSIWYG editors).

[zoom4267]

rc69, on Jan 2 2007, 09:17 PM, said:

If you're talking about a little dotted border, that's there because it's dreamweaver. You should save the page and preview it in a browser to see what it actually looks like (NEVER trust WYSIWYG editors).

nope, not that one either, ill put up a shot of it, but when i look at it in the dw screen you can see it there too, in PS i cropped it properly, and the colors match, but you see a line all of the way around the borde of the image.

Lisa

its actually hard to see on the shot i have attatched but if you look between the first two images down between them you can see it. but it is alot more noticable on the real thing

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Edited by zoom4267, 03 January 2007 - 07:39 AM.

[Owey]

I'm not an expert on dreamweaver 8, but, try changing the border colour to the same as the background and maybe it'll blend?

- Owey

[zoom4267]

Owey, on Jan 3 2007, 08:46 AM, said:

I'm not an expert on dreamweaver 8, but, try changing the border colour to the same as the background and maybe it'll blend?

- Owey

hmm, havent thought of that, thanks, ill give it a go...........where do you do that. i see the border but it dosnt accept colors, just the border size

Edited by zoom4267, 03 January 2007 - 09:19 AM.

[Jacorre]

Did you define border=0 for the table that the images are in?

[Owey]

I don't know about your layout, but, when I used to play about on it there was a menu at the bottom where you type in 0 for the border right?

If so there should be like a square icon with a diagonal red line going through or something, I don't know if I have dreamweaver 8 installed anymore, but when I'm home I'll check for you.

It should be at the bottom toolbar though, click the border or table first

Hope it helps

- Owey

[Tirus]

also something i'd recommend to be sure it's a coding problem and not a design one.

Open your gif files up in photoshop, zoom in to 1600% and look at the very edges of the gif file...are the borders white or black? It's sometimes hard to tell at 100% if the border is actually a different color as it is right on the edge of the canvas so just give it a shot...you never know.

Otherwise, if they are black, then follow the suggestions above and/or post your html code.

Edited by Tirus, 03 January 2007 - 11:09 AM.

[zoom4267]

Tirus, on Jan 3 2007, 11:09 AM, said:

also something i'd recommend to be sure it's a coding problem and not a design one.

Open your gif files up in photoshop, zoom in to 1600% and look at the very edges of the gif file...are the borders white or black? It's sometimes hard to tell at 100% if the border is actually a different color as it is right on the edge of the canvas so just give it a shot...you never know.

Otherwise, if they are black, then follow the suggestions above and/or post your html code.

i have the properties at the bottom and have 0 in for the border. i croped the image into the black but i will zoom in to 1600 and recheck and if it still is like that ill post the code.



The problem was in photoshop, it did have a light border around it. i had preveously croped it to avoid that but it happened anyway.

thanks everyone for your help

thanks everyone so far for your help

Edited by zoom4267, 03 January 2007 - 01:09 PM.