Unwanted colored border around link graphics

Hello,
I would appreciate any advice on a problem I've run in to. On
a site I'm developing, I just went through and linked the pages to
each other using menu graphics that I created in Photoshop. Once I
did that, a colored border appeared around the images and I can't
figure out how to get rid of it. Here's a link so you can see what
I mean:
http://www.elisabethnaughton.com/new_site/index2.html.
I'm guessing that I accidentally did it when I changed the
link color. In the page properties, I designated one color for link
color, visited links, and active links (a dark brown). I designated
a lighter brown for the rollover link color. I'm not even sure why
blue and purple are appearing as borders, other than those are the
default colors, right?
Anyway, I'd appreciate any help you could provide on how to
solve this problem. I've finished all of the other tweaks and this
is the last thing I have before it goes live! :) Thanks!

Add =
a img { border:none; }
to your CSS file/spreadsheet.
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"lisamc21" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hello,
>
> I would appreciate any advice on a problem I've run in
to. On a site I'm
> developing, I just went through and linked the pages to
each other using
> menu
> graphics that I created in Photoshop. Once I did that, a
colored border
> appeared around the images and I can't figure out how to
get rid of it.
> Here's
> a link so you can see what I mean:
>
http://www.elisabethnaughton.com/new_site/index2.html.
>
> I'm guessing that I accidentally did it when I changed
the link color. In
> the
> page properties, I designated one color for link color,
visited links, and
> active links (a dark brown). I designated a lighter
brown for the rollover
> link
> color. I'm not even sure why blue and purple are
appearing as borders,
> other
> than those are the default colors, right?
>
> Anyway, I'd appreciate any help you could provide on how
to solve this
> problem. I've finished all of the other tweaks and this
is the last thing
> I
> have before it goes live! :) Thanks!
>
>

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I can't find a way to set the groups height and width to a variable to I can add to them to give dimensions of the border. As well I can't find an attribute to align the stroke to the inside of the rectangle.

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To do that you'll need a 3rd party editor like one of these:
Some Image Editors that support layers:
Photoshop Elements 10 for Mac - $79
Rainbow Painter - $30
Imagerie - $38
Acorn - $50
Pixelmator - $60
Seashore - Free
Portraits and Prints - Free
GIMP for Mac - Free
OT

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i would like to know if it is possible to set a colored border around an entier row.
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thanks in advance
mathias

Also refer:
[http://abaplovers.blogspot.com/2008/05/changing-color-of-alv-grid-in-sap-abap.html]

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