Regarding this post:

http://2ahawaii.com/index.php?topic=2056.msg19010#msg19010

I used these two images:






as follows, subbing { and } instead of [ and ] here so you can see the coding:

{IMG}http://www.loesch.org/~arviel/cave.gif{/IMG}

{IMG}http://gunrightsmedia.com/images/smilies/eek.gif{/IMG}

Both came out with borders, which was unexpected.

No big deal, but how can I code them so they show up without borders, just as smileys?  Like these:   

Terry, 230RN

I think you'd have to find smilies that don't have borders on them. 

I think you'd have to find smilies that don't have borders on them.

I thought that, too, but I took a look at the pictures in a separate tab, and they don't have borders.

I could be wrong, but I think it's this:

.highslide img {cursor: url(Themes/default/hs4smf/graphics/zoomin.cur), pointer !important;}.highslide-viewport-size {position: fixed; width: 100%; height: 100%; left: 0; top: 0}

It's the CSS style element for posted pictures. There's no explicit instruction for borders, so it may be getting the instruction to include a border from the next level up, or from the browser default.

They show up with borders just because of the way I have the popup images. I'll check later and see if I can disable that.

Keep up the good work, 2A. 

"They show up with borders just because of the way I have the popup images. I'll check later and see if I can disable that."

It's not that big a deal, I was just wondering about it, so don't use up much time on it.

I could be wrong, but I think it's this:

Quote

.highslide img {cursor: url(Themes/default/hs4smf/graphics/zoomin.cur), pointer !important;}.highslide-viewport-size {position: fixed; width: 100%; height: 100%; left: 0; top: 0}

It's the CSS style element for posted pictures. There's no explicit instruction for borders, so it may be getting the instruction to include a border from the next level up, or from the browser default.

I'm not advanced enough beyond using a few BBS tags, so I don't understand that.  Hopefully, it's a good clue for others, though.

Quote from: antoinebugleboy on November 09, 2011, 12:45:32 PM

I could be wrong, but I think it's this:

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.highslide img {cursor: url(Themes/default/hs4smf/graphics/zoomin.cur), pointer !important;}.highslide-viewport-size {position: fixed; width: 100%; height: 100%; left: 0; top: 0}

It's the CSS style element for posted pictures. There's no explicit instruction for borders, so it may be getting the instruction to include a border from the next level up, or from the browser default.

I'm not advanced enough beyond using a few BBS tags, so I don't understand that.  Hopefully, it's a good clue for others, though.

Don't worry about all that. It's nothing you can change

I fix for you