Linked image border

This is small but irritating issue. Ever since upgrading to
CS3,
whenever I add a link to an image Dreamweaver puts the blue
border
around it. I have to manually set the border to 0 in the
properties to
get rid of it. Like I say it's no big thing but just another
step I have
to do. I cannot find anything in preferences that would have
a no border
rule for linked images. In MX2004 there this was never an
issue, if you
wanted the border you had to manually set it.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Fred

>>Ever since upgrading to CS3,
> whenever I add a link to an image Dreamweaver puts the
blue border around
> it.
Dreamweaver is actually not doing anything. What you're
seeing is normal
behaviour for linked images in some browsers such as IE when
no border
property is specified in CSS or HTML.
>> In MX2004 there this was never an issue,
That's because MX2004 used to automatically insert border="0"
as an HTML
attribute in the <img> tag as soon as you added a link
to the image (check
for "0" being inserted in the border field in the Property
Inspector next
time you use MX 2004).
DW is moving users ever more towards CSS-only formatting and
is dropping
HTML formatting of all kinds, which includes border="0" on
linked images.
To solve the issue with CS3, just add the line "a img
(border: 0; }" to an
external stylesheet which is linked to all pages in your
site. This will
tell all browsers to apply a zero border to any image inside
an <a> tag i.e.
all linked images
Regards
John Waller

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Linked Image Border Problems

This just started happening, and I can't figure out how or
how to fix it. When I open up a blank HTML page, insert an image,
then add a link to the image, DW automatically inserts a solid
border around the image. The border property is blank, where it
used to default to 0. I can manually change the border to 0 and it
gets rid of the border...but this is a pain to do for every single
linked image! Does anyone know what the problem is or how to fix
it? It used to automatically default to 0. I am using the latest DW
included with CS3.

> When I open up a blank HTML page, insert an image, then
add a link to the
> image, DW
> automatically inserts a solid border around the image.
This is actually default browser behaviour which DW is
emulating with the
code it's been given.
>The border property is
> blank, where it used to default to 0. I can manually
change the border to
> 0 and
> it gets rid of the border...but this is a pain to do for
every single
> linked
> image!
Pre-CS3, DW automatically inserted the border="0" attribute
into the <img>
tag on every single linked image.
From CS3 onwards, Adobe is dropping HTML formatting
attributes and
encouraging everyone to use CSS.
>Does anyone know what the problem is or how to fix it? It
used to
> automatically default to 0. I am using the latest DW
included with CS3.
The CSS fix is much easier than the previous default to
border="0"
behaviour.
Just add "a img ( border: none; }" (without the quotes) to
your external
linked stylesheet.
Regards
John Waller

Linked Image with border on hover

I have a page of tiled image that link to project pages on the website. My boss found a website that he likes how the images appear when you hover over them with the mouse. I know of a way to do this, but I'm not sure what the best way would be: 1) create a rollover image that has the first image without a border, and the second image with a border... this seems like it would take the longest but give me the look I want because there are 55 little images. I have been trying to figure out how to apply the border for a linked image thru a CSS style, but the only thing it will give me is a border that appears all of the time (not just on hover). I'm wondering if there would be a quicker way to do this. Here is a link to the page that I would like to apply the style to: http://stateline7.com/index_files/Page532.htm , and here is the page that my boss liked the appearance of: http://holmes.zenfolio.com/

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Can't change a linked image???

I have a lot left to learn in Dreamweaver but linking images I've done alot, I hope someone can help me on what I'm doing wrong. The linked image won't let me change links. Here is the home page http://kmmcement.com/. The bottom right picture under click to view slideshow is linked to slideshow.html. I changed the slideshow and named the new one ss.html. When I right click the picture and choose Change Link and select my new ss.html, it does not change it in the code. I tried manually to change it in the code and publish, but the new page won't load up (although when I preview the page, it loads fine.)
The only thing I've done differently on this site is that I finally learned to get the bottom navigation links to work without looking jumpy and jittery when clicking or rolling over them, by going to Modify - Page Properties and choosing links and set them up there (basic that I should've learned awhile ago). I didn't do the navigation bar until last, so would that have anything to do with not being able to change the link? If so, then how can I change it to where only the bottom navigation has it's own style as I'm sure there's going to be alot more links I'm going to be adding.
Thank you in advance for any help. (By the way, I'm using Dreamweaver CS3)

Starting on line 215 of your code, you have this:
<tr>
<td height="338"><div align="center">
<p class="style11">CLICK TO VIEW SLIDESHOW!</p>
<p><a href="slideshow.html"><img
src="images/slideshowpic.JPG" width="347" height="223"
border="0"/></a></p>
</div>
</td>
</tr>
Try changing it to this:
<tr>
<td height="338" style="text-align:center">
<p class="style11"><a href="ss.html">CLICK TO VIEW SLIDESHOW!</a></p>
<p><a href="ss.html"><img src="images/slideshowpic.JPG" width="347" height="223" border="0"/></a></p>
</td>
</tr>
Save. Upload page to server along with ss.html page. Hit refresh in your browser.
Nancy O.
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Image Border Colour

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previed etc no problem. Then after working on the rest of the site
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To remove borders from linked images, insert this CSS code
between the
<head> and </head> tags in your html page.
<style>
a img {border:none}
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--Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
www.alt-web.com
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> I started off with my borders on my images being black.
I previed etc no
> problem. Then after working on the rest of the site they
have changed to
> purple when I preview- but not in Dreamweaver where they
still show as
black.
>
> I have checked all teh link colours etc and am bemused.
Any suggestions
> please?
>

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Has anyone else experienced the recent issues post mavericks update that has resulted in you no longer being able to link images within your wiki pages? If so is there a way to get it work? At the moment I click on the image and the border goes blue and reveals the "link" button and let you do the whole process but once you click save the link is not there and it simply opens the image fully.... Very frustrating!!
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Erase your disk and reinstall, that Warning at the top of the page not to attempt without backup was serious, and DU was entirely the wrong tool.
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How do I change an image border color to another color - Dreamweaver CS5?

Good day,
I have just learned how to add a border to an image with Dreamweaver CS5 within the Properties Inspector.
After typing the width in pixels in the Border Text Field and pressing the Enter key, Dreamweaver created a black border.
How do I change the image border color to another color?

I added your suggested rule to the Style Sheet "in any order" as you explained. See the image below.
However this did not change the image border from black to light blue. In fact, nothing changed.
Nothing changed because the CSS that has been written into DW is incorrectly written.
You want the following (exactly as written below)
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It's easiest to go into Code View and change
#main_image {
img {border: 4px solid #0062C8;
to
img { border: 4px solid #0062C8; }
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That's a deceptively simple, yet valid, question with a long answer.
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CSS styling offers colors and more but has to be written differently.
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Linked image question

I create a monthly newsletter using InDesign CS3 (5.0.4) on a Dell Inspiron 6000 with a 1.5 GHz Pentium M processor, 2 GB of RAM and Win XP/SP3.
I collect information from various sources, some of which are Micorsoft Word documents with graphics, and I rarely have access to the separate graphic files. I have MS Word 2002 SP3.
I can Copy the graphics from Word into InDesign (when I right click on these images in Word, I do not have the Save Image As option). However, when I do so, the image is not linked, it is embedded, whatever the size of the image (and despite the Help file statement regarding images under/over 48 kB).
The problem I encounter is when I try to export (Cross Media Export/XHTML Dreamweaver) a specific newsletter article (Export/Selection), including those embedded graphics (I also create an web version of the newsletter), I receive a message that "...only linked images are exported." I want to export the article including the graphics.
After searching through the InDesign Help file, I found info that says to choose Window/Automation/Data Merge/Content Placement Options/Link Images to link and not embed images. This I have done.
After searching this forum, I found a posting that says Copy/Paste does not preserve links(from any application except another ID file).
In the ID Help file is a statement that the Links panel can be used to change the status (linked or embedded) of a graphic. However, when I open the Links panel after pasting an image into a frame, the only choices are Copy Links and Sort. I concluded that the limited choices are a result of the lack of a separate graphics file. Correct?
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CS3 - Design View not showing externally linked images

In CS3 Design View, externally linked images are not showing
up... i am only getting the place holder.
To prempt some questions:
1/ Links are correct and complete - apart from the fact that
they show up when previewing in the browser(s) - i have
crosschecked
2/ There are no spaces in the url
3/ In the 'View' menu, 'Display External Files' is checked
I had this problem before and escargo suggested saving and
rebooting. It worked then but strangely, today, that file is again
showing some of the externally linked images but not all. And on a
new file, created today, none of the externally linked images are
showing up... :(
I'm sure there's a simple solution to the problem... anyone
have any idea what it could be?
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JJ

Nope. Some show - some don't.
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Outlook not seeing link images

Hello All and Happy Friday (the 13th buwahaha)
OK, issue
Outlook 2010 and 2013 (Exchange Accounts)
Users get emails html formatted. Outlook displays the red x with the message "The linked image cannot be displayed. The file may have been moved, renamed, or deleted. etc..."
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This leads me to believe it is proxy related. Now my problem comes in with the knowledge that we are using a Cisco IronPort as our proxy, we don't even configure the browsers for it... Just catches it.
I've tried every fix I can find and none have resolved the issue.
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Hi,
I actually found a kb about this issue:
Images in email message disply a "red x" instead of the image if the Cache value in the registry is incorrectly configured
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders
Important
Follow the steps in this section carefully. Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Before you modify it,
back up the registry for restoration in
case problems occur.
To resolve this problem, use the following steps to manually edit the data for the Cache value in the registry.
Exit Outlook if it is running.
Start Registry Editor.
Windows 8
On the Desktop, press the Windows key + X and click
Run . Type regedit in the Open box, and then press ENTER
Windows 7 or Windows Vista
Click Start , type regedit in the Start Search
box, and then press ENTER.
If you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type the password, or click
Allow
Windows XP
Click Start , click Run , type regedit
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Locate and then select the following key in the registry.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders
Update the Cache value to the default value according to your version of Windows.
Windows 8, Windows 7, or Windows Vista
Name: Cache
Type: REG_EXPAND_SZ
Data: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files
Windows XP
Name: Cache
Type: REG_EXPAND_SZ
Data: %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files
Close Registry Editor.
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Translation from CS5 to Cloud doesn't work correct, navi and linked images are broken.

Translation from CS5 to Cloud doesn't work correct, <navi> and linked images are broken.
The data of CS5 was created at another PC. I installed Cloud version into two different PC. One has had the site data since dreamweaver CS5 and it works correct in Cloud version. Another PC got the site data from remote server and it doesn't work correct. <navi> and linked image are broken.

Another PC got the site data from remote server and it doesn't work correct. <navi> and linked image are broken.
This implies your site is not properly defined in DW. Go to Site > Manage Sites.
Or simply go to your other installation of DW and export the site definition file from Manage Sites.
Save it to a flash stick or other removable drive. Then import the STE file into your 2nd installation of DW.
Nancy O.

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Hi,
I'm using InDesign CS5.5 on OS X Lion.
I have linked images in my InDesign document that I want to export as JPG and maintain the original file naming scheme. That part is easy (export as HTML, look in the images folder; export as ePUB, look in the images folder of the archive; etc.). But what I'm struggling with is when there are overlays added in InDesign. Some examples of overlays: part labels (e.g., "a", "b", "c"), text labels, arrows, lines, etc. The only way I've found to export the overlays is to do this:
-Group the placed image and overlay items together
-Apply Object Export Options to the grouped item such that Custom Rasterization is checked
-Export via one of the options (e.g., HTML, ePUB)
I get one image per group, which is what I want. The problem is that the filename for that image is now a random number. What I really need is the filename for the original image to be used.
I've also tried exporting to other formats, e.g., PDF (and using the extract all image options) but that doesn't preserve the overlays in the extracted images (which makes sense since the PDF sees the letters as text).
I figure to do this I have to write a script. So before I embark on that quest, I was hoping to get opinions on whether a) such a script is possible and b) whether there is a better way. For specific workflow considerations, moving the adding of these overlays to the images outside of InDesign (e.g., via Photoshop) is not an option.
I envision a script that does the following:
-Set custom rasterization on every grouped object
-Export all grouped objects and other linked images as JPG (with certain settings)
-The exported images for the links would preserve the original filename (adding "_fmt" like InDD does now would be okay) and for the grouped items it would use the filename of the linked image that is part of the group (and fallback to a random number if there is no such image). In the case that the filename could not be specified, then embed the original filename of the linked image in the group
Obviously, if a script could also do the grouping of objects (e.g., finding a linked image, checking to see if there is anything on top of it, grouping it all together), then that would be even better, but I'm not holding my breath. :-)
Thanks,
Steve

This is where the Adobe DNG could shine.
http://www.adobe.com/products/dng/index.html
Worth the read ... this can save the changes that one
makes.
DNG does NOT help in this case.
There is a huge misunderstanding that this is part of what DNG can or should do.
But if you think about it, what good are the adjustments being stored in DNG if you have to use a particular program to open it anyway?
Think about Aperture's Edge Sharpen for a second. Lets say you store that value in a DNG. Fine, what other program is going to able to reproduce that result EXACTLY to how you were previewing it at 100% on your monitor?
Lighroom is trying to do something along these lines by passing editing commands off to Bridge through DNG. But here you run into another problem - it constrains what editing any one program can do. If Lightroom is limited to only ever having editing commands that are the same as what Bridge offers, and no other program on earth supports them, then what have you really accomplished? Will unknown editing commands simply be dropped without warning?
That's why I think simply exporting projects, which hold master images alongside sidecar files (very like XMP) that describe edits are about as good as you are going to get. If you want to truly preserve editing work and you care about quality, nothing beats a TIFF file where 100% of the pixels are exactly as you reviewed them during editing. I personally trust Aperture enough to back up master images along with edits, and am fine with that.

We are currently looking for a way to link images to a design file within programs like InDesign and Illustrator using an HTML link instead of a local file. We are hosting our images in SharePoint and need the design file to retain it's links, no matter

We are currently looking for a way to link images to a design file within programs like InDesign and Illustrator using an HTML link instead of a local file. We are hosting our images in SharePoint and need the design file to retain it's links, no matter who on our network opens the design file.

The Cloud forum is not about using individual programs
The Cloud forum is about the Cloud as a delivery & install process
If you will start at the Forums Index https://forums.adobe.com/welcome
You will be able to select a forum for the specific Adobe product(s) you use
Click the "down arrow" symbol on the right (where it says All communities) to open the drop down list and scroll

InDesign. Is it possible to flattern linked images?

Quick question..
Is it possible to flatten or merge linked images in InDesign, rather than package or preflight which would double up on the size of images stored on our system. Also to solve the problem if images were moved or deleted.
thanks
Charlotte

My typical workflow would not be working from a server. I find that server lags can crash indesign, and that's particularly bad if you're in the middle of saving a file.
What I find better here is to work on all files locally. When the job is finished it's packaged up to the server. Unfortunately the image data has to be included somewhere, whether as links or physically embedded in the file.
You need to figure out if you need to keep hi-res images of the files. What you can back up on the server etc.
Is it just the size that's an issue?

Linked images do not load in my website

Hi all,
I built my website in Photoshop and Flash Catalyst. My site takes forever to load and my linked images do not load when they should. Can someone please help me with getting the load time down and loading the liked images. I linked them because I though that would cut down on the load time, but when I click the thumbnail the images doesn't appear right away it takes a while. What am I doing wrong? I really need to get my portfolio up. Also how small should my swf file be right now it's at 8.79MB. I am a designer and new to Flash Catalyst so any suggestions will help. Thanks!

Here's a super post from FlashCats:
http://flashcats.net/2010/07/17/optimizing-for-smaller-swf-output-size-in-flash-catalyst/
Hope this helps.
Tanya

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