• I just added an img image link to my sidebar and it is showing up with a border around it (it’s the Animal Rescue Site image on the left sidebar under “Doggie Snark” at http://houseofsnark.com). I have no formatting set up for this image yet, there it is. The image is hosted at Photobucket and doesn’t display with any border formatting there, either. Is there a file somewhere that could be setting this as a default? I’ve added images since the WP upgrade that haven’t displayed strange borders and now I’m concerned someone’s snooping around in my code. Thoughts?

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  • In your style .css add this
    .sidecontainer a img {
    border: none;
    }

    Thread Starter sahdoggiemom

    (@sahdoggiemom)

    Did that…didn’t work! Oh no! 🙂

    Stick my code at the very end of style.css if you don’t know where to put it appropriately

    img { border:0;} at the bottom of your css seems to work here.

    Thread Starter sahdoggiemom

    (@sahdoggiemom)

    Alphaoide…I did put your code at the end of style.css and the border still showed up.
    Podz…tried yours as well, and the border still displays.

    Clear cache, cookies, whatever

    strong refresh (ctrl – shift – r on most browsers, sometime more than once, to use the new css.)

    Have you added it to bottom of STYLE.CSS? I don’t see it right now. Add it and let us know. Remember! At the very BOTTOM of STYLE .CSS so that we could easily find it, ’cause you css file is so messy.

    Thread Starter sahdoggiemom

    (@sahdoggiemom)

    I took the image off the page yesterday evening, which is why no one is seeing any problems anymore. And Alphaoide…it WAS at the bottom of style.css. The very bottom. The very bottom. I’m not an idiot. Not sure why you couldn’t see it, but I just took it off two minutes ago so it was there…at the bottom. Regardless, problem solved.

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