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Hi,
I Am using my own theme based on TekGear Redux and on every page, especially the product page, every image has the attibute 'style="border-width:0px'. For the life of me, I can't find where this is forced and therefore where to remove/override it (I bet Cliff knows).
Thanks for any help.
frank
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I don't have time to look right now, but it might be something that .Net is doing, or maybe BV is using the border=0 attribute and .Net is translating it to CSS. Either way, yes, it isn't needed since this should be set in the stylesheet, not inline. But you can override in your stylesheet it like this: Code:img { border-width: 5px !important; } As long as you have !important in there, it should override the inline style. |
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Thanks Cliff. !important did the trick.
frank
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BY default .net does add in a few in-line styles. You may never see them in the code. They are inserted when the site compiles.
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Annoying as hell, too. Not to mention pointless. |
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An easy way to change that behavior is a control adapter. In BVC2004, we just modify the UI control and do not use System.Web.UI.WebControls.Image. Obviously, you cannot validate at xhtml 1.0 strict without doing something here.
one could argue that this behavior is not pointless if you consider the image as a link, but that is just to argue with Cliff. I agree it is annoying, but trivial in comparison to the overall spaghetti of tables and divs that is rendered by bv.
Scott Mech
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Originally Posted by: "Scott"  but that is just to argue with Cliff. That's the same reason my wife uses. I don't even think that argument works. An image as a link is marked with a border by default in all browsers that I'm aware of. No framework should try to override that and designer styles just to add pointless weight to the page. Especially on top of all that spaghetti. That's where the meatballs go. |
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