borders around images.

[dwolf]

For quite some time now in this version when I add my thin black line around
images I have to check four boxes on every image when in older versions it
was just the one check... can this be done in 11

[Allison Moore]

On 10/1/2011 3:46 PM, dwolf wrote:
> For quite some time now in this version when I add my thin black line
> around images I have to check four boxes on every image when in older
> versions it was just the one check... can this be done in 11

I don't ever remember being able to click just one box (much as I've
wished it were possible). However, you can mark the checkbox at the top
of each column on the border palette to automatically apply the same
characteristics to each line.

Allison

[gotFusion]

On 10/1/2011 3:46 PM, dwolf wrote:
> For quite some time now in this version when I add my thin black line
> around images I have to check four boxes on every image when in older
> versions it was just the one check... can this be done in 11

I don't ever remember being able to click just one box (much as I've
wished it were possible). However, you can mark the checkbox at the top
of each column on the border palette to automatically apply the same
characteristics to each line.

Allison

Fusion has always defaulted the borders property in the image tag to 0 (zero) and not allowed the user access to change this attribute. I've never given it much though before as I rarely use borders around images.

Would this be something you would find useful?

I am sure it would not be too difficult to add this attribute to the properties palette (with it set to 0 to start).

Understand that if you set the borders=" " attribute to something other tan zero and use the image as a link the border will change colors like the links do

[Adendum]

Maybe try adding a class the the CSS Style so that all images have a border?

.img { border: 1px solid #660066; }

[dwolf]

First off... I swear I remember when adding the borders around my images it
was a one click operation in older versions...
I wouldn't want to set up all images to have a border because as many of my
images do have a border many do not so it would become a fiasco..

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Maybe try adding a class the the CSS Style so that all images have a
border?

img { border: 1px solid #660066; }



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[Allison Moore]

> Maybe try adding a class the the CSS Style so that all images have a
> border?
>
> img { border: 1px solid #660066; }

Adding a class with defined borders would be an improvement so long as
it was applied to images individually. I don't think I would want
something that automatically put borders around every image in the site.
Sounds like a great time-saver, but what happens to your background
images or images that really shouldn't have a border?

I've longed to be able to define a style that would automatically set
the borders (in our case, 2px solid #EEA00A). A class would be the next
best thing.

Allison