Hi there,
I have just made at site using PN 0.75 and found a theme which i would like to use.
I have a problem with squares around certain objects.
You can see some of them here. (around the "search, latest post, login and registre)
http://www.gotskov.dk/postnuke/index.php?module=pnForum&func=viewforum&forum=1
The problem also appears a few other places, but its in the forum it is most visible.
Is there any way a PN newbie can solve this problem?
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"colored squares around links" problem
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The PostNuke team decided to make PostNuke as XHTML-compliant as possible, which means they've taken out Border attributes in the HTML tags, and it's up to the theme to set the borders in the stylsheet. Since virtually all themes were made for PostNuke bofor ethat, you do come across borders in inappripriate places, where previously there were none.
In the theme stylesheet, in style/styleNN.css, add
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img, a img { border: 0px;}
somewher convenient, perhaps near the top. It removes borders around images used as links.
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