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You just have to add border: none or border: 0 to your images in your css file img {border: none} That should keep the border from showing up. If you just want to give it another color you can use img {border-color: "your color here"} Hope that helps.

Yes Arundathi I still use those. You can avoid the bug by adding an empty(but with an ) div with a fixed size(e.g. 150px) to the container which has a min width/height and set the container to 100%. The container will be 100% or 150px(which ever is larger). For the maximum width/height there will probably be a similar solution but I never use max, I use just fixed sizes for that.

Hey, There are a couple of methods available for you. 1. I personally love Joomla, it is a great way to edit content, you will need hosting that has Linux/MySQL capabilities. 2. Something else you can do is check with your web host for a possible Fantastico app where you can just click a button and it is installed instantly...this includes several content management systems, websites in HTML, blogs and more. 3. Mentioning blogs above, wordpress is great also. Now many of these opensource apps have free templates with them as well, you can stay updated.