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how to disable image border using CSS?
im working on css to disable image border, seems to work on IE but not on FF.
i did the img{border:0} but it still showing the border only on FF... any idea?
just realize after i posted this question, perhaps this is something todo with my padding and margins, i set them to 0px, but still wont collapse
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Most likely the problem is you have borders set on for something else because img{border:0;} is correct. Either find the location you are creating a border (maybe in an id or class, or with a link a{}), or you can do
img{border:0 !important;}
I also recommend using a free tool for firefox: http://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/ if you do much css/html scripting.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Create a class for image and give border:0px thats all. I incorporated in my project. Its working. If you any sick, better you use
- Anonymous5 years ago
I HAVE UPDATED THE PIC SO YOU CAN SEE IT CAN YOU HELP MEH PLEASE? IM GOIN TO TRY TO HELP YU OUT ALSO
