Hi all this has been driving me insane in IE and firefox i have borders around the two images on the right of the site facebook and twitter ones in chrome these borders do not show.

 

I have removed border code from css but still there i can figure out where it is coming from.

http://www.bbhosts.co.uk

 

 

Also on the support forum i put header and footer of style to make the forum look the same but can not get rid of the line that goes right down the page starting just under the support link i have removed all sidebar code from there but just cant see where it is pulling it from.

http://www.bbhosts.co.uk/support

 

Would really love some help with this thanks

1) Add this to your CSS:

a img {border:none;}

2) The line is part of this background image:

http://www.bbhosts.co.uk/sitecss/images/wrap.gif

Hi

 

Add

 

#sidebar a img {

border:0;

}

 

to your css

 

Pat

Try to ad parameter border="0" in IMG tags

<img src="/sitecss/images/icons/facebook.png" border="0" /></a> <a href="http://www.twitter.com/bbhosts"><img src="/sitecss/images/icons/twitter.png" border="0" /></a>

It would be good idea to add yet width="", height="" and alt="" here

1) Add this to your CSS:

a img {border:none;}

2) The line is part of this background image:

http://www.bbhosts.co.uk/sitecss/images/wrap.gif

 

Perfect that sorted it thanks

Try to ad parameter border="0" in IMG tags

<img src="/sitecss/images/icons/facebook.png" border="0" /></a> <a href="http://www.twitter.com/bbhosts"><img src="/sitecss/images/icons/twitter.png" border="0" /></a>

It would be good idea to add yet width="", height="" and alt="" here

 

Don't use inline styling, do it all via css... Mr Brightside's method is spot on, if you wanted to add it for a certain image you would call an id to the image, or use the div name e.g.

 

#divname img {
border:none;
}
#image-id {
border:none;
}