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On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 07:32:26 +1000, dorayme <>
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>> From: Cogito <>
>
>>>> Just to clarify something, is
>>>> class="noborder"
>>>> a predefined keyword/value or should it also be defined elsewhere?
>>>>
>>>
>>> No it is just a class made up by someone for the purpose of doing the sort
>>> of thing you want. "borderless" would work as well, as long as you also used
>>> this name in your html ...
>>
>> Thanks. Please bear with me, I'm still trying to learn how it all
>> hangs together. The tag:
>> <img class="noborder" src="pic.gif" align="top">
>>
>> appears only once in my html, in place where I want the graphic to
>> appear, and it does it's job quite well. Where else and how should I
>> define the entity class="noborder"?
>>
>
>You are doing much the right thing re the html, this is where you are using
>the class. Your first post, if I recall right, showed that there was another
>place where the noborder class style information was specified, see your
>first post and your quoted.
>
>This may help:
>
>In html mark up there are associated instructions to style various things.
>These instructions must be marked in the html. This you have done by telling
>the img it is in the class of noborder. But what is the class of noborder?
>It could be any name, you might recall from my last post, besides noborder,
>eg.fredNurk. So the nature of this class must be specified somewhere. It is
>specified in what is called CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) instructions. These
>instructions can be found in at least one of three possible locations, 1.
>Right there in the img mark up itself "inline" (see some of the suggestions
>for the example in other posts in this thread) 2. In a block of style
>instructions in the head of the html and 3. In a quite separate document
>that is linked to the html page. The details of these three methods you
>should look up.
>
>dorayme
>
>


Ahhhh, now I get it. Your explanation was of great help. Thank you
very much.

BTW, The moment I saw your mention of fredNurk, I checked your email
address to realise that we are from the same continent.

> From: Cogito <>
>
> Ahhhh, now I get it. Your explanation was of great help. Thank you
> very much.
>
> BTW, The moment I saw your mention of fredNurk, I checked your email
> address to realise that we are from the same continent.

I must say, I have not heard of our Fred ever being spotted off the mainland
or Tassie (where he has been spotted on the rare occasions important
national cricket is on there)

dorayme