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Originally Posted by Incognitas
I don't code.I already stated that.I use an editor to achieve what I want.The differences are infinitesimal so I really don't see why you have such a beef about it.I'm sorry if I misread what you were saying and that you were trying to help me.I just never picked up on that.All I got was your antagonism to Firefox and anyone who uses it.
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You don't need to code as such, but there are still bits people can learn and learning is good.
For example (and this is fairly self explanatory) you can put a border around images in the source code using something like
<img src="whateverimage.jpg" style="border-left:5px solid red; border-right:5px solid red; border-top:5px solid red; border-bottom:5px solid red;">
5px = 5 pixels width, solid = style of the border (you can use dotted, dashed etc) and red is self explanatory.
Obviously it's a bit of a pain to do this for every image so you could add this between the <head> tags of your document (if it hasn't got any style tags)
<style type="text/css">
.pictureborder {
border-left:5px solid red;
border-right:5px solid red;
border-top:5px solid red;
border-bottom:5px solid red;
}
</style>
Then, all you need to add is the class to your <img> tags, for example
<img src="whateverpicture.jpg" class="pictureborder">