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From: "Adrian Furniss" <>
Subject: Re: [FreeHelp] One graphic with a border?
Date: Fri, 6 Jun 2003 14:49:24 +0100
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Sheryl,

> Thanks Adrian. I do use those graphics in hundreds of pages. I put them in
> the includes to cut down on entry errors and the amount of code on each
page
> as I enter the variable data. Makes for very fast proofing!

I understand that this makes the pages simpler, but by incorporating the
titles in the includes you are limiting the scope for their re-use.

You might consider having a single "divider" include containing just the
graphic (plus associated markup), with the titles themselves on the page.
Thus, the include will be re-used many times over. This is a more
traditional SSI approach from an "economy" standpoint, though your desire
for a page, which is simple to maintain may override this consideration.


> I'm down to one problem! The graphic that I use repeatedly shows up in one
> instance with a blue border around it. It is the one at the bottom of the
> page above my "Search" table.

The blue border appears because it is an <.A ...><.IMG...><./A> structure.
The blue border will disappear if you :

a) purge the <.A...> <./A>
b) put img{border : 0px} in the style sheet, as already suggested
c) put border="0" in the <.IMG> tag, as already suggested.

As the graphic appears unintentionally to have been made a link, I assume
that (a) is most appropriate.

HTH
Adrian

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