Remove Border Images from Bueno Theme?

  • @kispetra
    I do not see any CSS editing on your blog. You must have the CSS upgrade to remove the borders. If you have not purchased the CSS editing upgrade then here are the relevant links:
    http://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-css/
    http://en.support.wordpress.com/editing-css/

    If you have purchased the CSS upgrade then as Panos has said above the answer is found in this thread in the posts above your own.

  • Hoping someone is still paying attention to this thread. Specifically devblog, who answered this question so thoroughly before . . .

    Now that I’ve managed to remove the border, is there a piece of code I could insert that would set a specific amount of blank space around each image within a post? As it is now, the words are too flush against the right side of the image. I have not yet purchased the CSS upgrade, but if there is a way to do this, then I’m all over it.

    Help?

  • Goofing around on my own, I came up with this . . .

    .entry img {border: none; padding: 5px}

    . . . which puts a nice little border around the whole image. Beautiful. I may not be as dumb as I look!

  • When you create an image hop across to the HTML editor and add in the stlye padding attribute as shown below:

    <img src="URL" style="padding:10px;">

    The good news is you don’t have to purchase the CSS upgrade, the bad news is that you need to do this for every image you post. If you like having the image flush with the text on the right hand side you can always specify different values for the top right bottom and left padding amounts, in that order seperated by spaces.

    If you do go for the CSS upgrade something like this should do the trick:

    .post img {padding:10px;}

    lh

  • You want to add right and bottom padding as follows:

    img, fieldset {
    padding:10px;
    }

    The above will put padding on all 4 sides of the image. The reason I suggest that is that it will work whether the image is left or right aligned.

  • My solution is if you had the CSS upgrade. Since this thread is in the CSS forum, I assumed you did.

  • Yes, I did purchase the upgrade. Even figured out the padding thing on my very own!

    Thanks for the reply. I appreciate it, and will likely be back with more questions about CSS . . .

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