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.main-navigation ul.nav-menu, .main-navigation div.nav-menu > ul {
border-bottom: 1px solid #EDEDED;
border-top: 1px solid #EDEDED;
}

The outline is appearing because the image has a box-shadow applied to it. To remove the outline, add the following to your Custom CSS Editor:

img.header-image {<br /> box-shadow: none;<br /> }

does anyone know if it is possible to remove the outline from a logo on a blog - I have a large logo 'of magic and medicine' which appears on all my pages and has an outline which is particularly prominent at the bottom and sides: http://thackraymagicandmedicine.wordpress.com.

Thanks for your help.

#masthead img,#featured-content img,#recent-content img,.entry-content img,.entry-thumb img,.comment-content img,.widget img {
background:none repeat scroll 0 0 #FFFFFF;
border:0 solid #BBBBBB;
max-width:99.35%;
padding:1px;
}

Thanks for all your help!

Get Firebug for Firefox and then use it to identify which selector in the CSS is involved.

Thanks in advance!!

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Lately I've noticed that some of the images on my blog aren't having the light grey outline applied, as per the other images. See for instance this post :: http://itstwoam.wordpress.com/2012/03/15/truth-in-advertising-or-blogging-for-that-matter/ :: where the first two images have no outline, and the third does.

After looking at the code, I've noticed that the class isn't being applied to the images, so when I delete the image, and reinsert it, the problem is fixed. I could cut and copy the class no problem, but there seems to be an unique image ID number that I don't know how to generate.

So two issues ::
1. Is anyone else experiencing this inconsistency with the template not applying the class? As far as I know, I use the exact same process to insert each image, so I don't believe it's anything I'm doing.
2. Without having to delete and reinsert each image manually, any ideas how to find that image ID number?

.pagewrapper {
border-left: 5px solid #CC0000;
border-right: 5px solid #CC0000;
}

Not how it stops? before the header image? If we add borders to the sides of the header element, it takes away from the open flow across the top where the background shows.

Check out the P2 theme. That is the only one here that will show comments on the main page, and has a toggle to show or hide comments on each post. Do be aware though, it is a bizarre theme in some ways and is designed for collaborative types of things. It is sort of like twitter without the 140 character limit.

Is there an outline view where you can have + and - signs to show comments inline verus going to another screen?

Click on the image in the Visual Editor.

Two buttons will appear over the image - click the left one.

In the pop up window, switch to the Advanced Settings tab, and type "0" (zero) in the Border field.

Click Update to save the changes to the image, and click Update again to save the changes to the post.

You don't need CSS upgrade! Just edit each picture to make the border around each 0 px wide.

… use the visual editor —> edit image —> advanced settings —>
Image properties —> Border —> type 0 —> style will fill in automatically: border: 0pt none;
—> update

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