borders

[kv79]

Hi all

<img src="heh.gif" border="0" />

it set a border = 0 but still have a some kind of white border .I try to use http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_border-style.asp styles but not working .Thanks advance .

[aspnetguy]

if you write

<img src="heh.gif" style="border-width:0" />

if you are still getting a border it is not from the image. If this doesn't work please post your HTML and CSS (the full code).

[kv79]

Ops ..the code is

 <img src="" border="0" />

but still does not working with your style

[newseed]

Couple of things.1. Check to see if your image has a white border itself.2. Check to see if any padding (CSS) was used for the image. If your image is wrapped within a div and that div or img has padding, then whatever background it has will show through.Otherwise, you problably need to provide a url so we can better troubleshoot it.

[kv79]

The point of all of this was to disable a IE image Toolkit to save an Image .I can disable to user to Save image Toolkit by cover it with transparent image .So the user only can save transparent image .But I want to disable a menu with empty src .like this code above .I hope that you understand .

[Synook]

Why not just convert the image to a background-image?

[kv79]

Because I all ready have a background image .

[Suhail.Mir]

Because I all ready have a background image .

I suggest you to try this:<img src="" style="border:none;">If this doesn't work, check if your images has some blank space near border, which is taking background.All the BestMir

[kv79]

Hi all I solved my problem with http://www.w3schools.com/HTMLDOM/prop_styl...groundimage.aspSo now I do not have a IE Toolkit for saving images .Just as Synook said , I change a background every time .Thanks all , for help .

[Synook]

You could have just created a new child element which took on the background-image property...