Hello to you all. I am completely new to this forum. My apologies if I place something wrong on this forum.

I am already using Atahualpa for a while for different webdesigns. In an other thread I will share my websites until now.

For the next website i have a problem a can't find an answer for. The website is: http://www.angiesbeautysalon.nl/

What I am trying to do is show a random image in the left sidebar. In my design it was meant that the image would show without any borders. I can do this but then the sidebar and the mainbody will not align nice in one slim design.

I hope that you understand what I am looking for and that someone can help me. Also this weekend would be the best for my planning.

Hope to speak to you all much more often in the future but now I need to work some more.

With regards,
Krishna Kurvers
www.RodeRups.nl

{ imagination is more important then knowledge }

This sounds like something a plugin could do. Also your link doesn't work.

Hi Larry,

Thanks for the time to reply to this!
Strange for me the weblinks in the forum thread work nicely??

Why do I need a plugin for that?? I thought it would only be a matter of the correct HTML or CSS to style the borders of the images in some sort?

What Plugin do you mean or would you recommend?

With Regards,
Krishna Kurvers
www.roderups.nl

I think he mean
Nt the random image part. You should be able to use the firebug extension of Firefox to determine what CSS is applied and what you need to so to remove it.

Yes Juggledad, that is what I meant!
Yes that is part of the solution.

Through similar tooling in Chrome I discovered the margins in the Sidebar options. That is solved.
Now there still is something related to images en the CSS terms .alignleft en div.alignleft. I cannot find where that is, I changed all the image settings I thought, but somewhere I missed something.

Anyway, thanks for the great help.

Off-topic: Where can I post a thread with all the websites I allready build with Atahualpa? Maybe someone might find something usefull out of it.

with regards,
Krishna Kurvers
www.RodeRups.nl

{ imagination is more important then knowledge }

I found it!!

Through this topic: http://forum.bytesforall.com/showthr...=div.alignleft