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[pehja]

Hi! Don't know if this is PageLine related or not. But I have noticed that there is a blue (ugly) border round pictures in explorer. In my header I have a logo. There should be no border. But in Windows explorer there is. In the style.css there should be a place where to put border to 0. But what line is it in the PageLine theme. http://pehjaproduktion.se/wp also in http://www.smakom.se Thanks for any help I can get.

[jackey]

The color can vary... Add following CSS:

 img {
	  border:0 none;
	  }

To correct this.

[isaia]

It works great thank you very much

[laurenp]

I also had this issue (an some others) occur when I upgraded to 2.1 of the framework. Thanks for the solution Jackey.

[pernillaoberg]

I had the same problem. I'm trying to build a site and I work on a Mac in Safari/Firefox but noticed today on a PC/IE9 that after the update to 2.1 boxes and thumbnails and other stuff that contains links suddenly got a new border from my link-color:



Overall I have a lot of issues with my settings, guess I've messed things up along the way because I'm new to all this. Therefore I just made a reset to default in Settings to start all over and then recovered some really nice borders/shadows around images that I somehow had lost. The problem in IE9 however was still there but I could remove it with the CSS above. Still wonder though - did I do something wrong or why did this happen?

Also I've tried different plugins before to get the layout to work properly in IE but it still looks like sh*t, unfortunately my boss (and most of the rest of the Swedish population) is on a PC and doesn't really get to see how great PageLine is. Is there a better way to solve the IE-problems?

Best regards, Pernilla
http://www.akersjon.com

[jackey]

I do not think we did something wrong, but I know for a fact that all versions of IE do this by default (like it draws a border around every a:active text). So somewhere in the styling it needs to be defined. Maybe it fell through the cracks.

The only thing to solve IE problems, is to make special CSS for it. Install "Browser Specific CSS" from the PageLines Store, and you have the tool to detect what browser/version your client is using.

[pehja]

Can I put it anywhere in the style.css ?

[jackey]

First line... don't think it matters that much though.