Jose B

Hey sorry for the late reply. I’m not sure if that’s a safe thing to do? I’ll ask my Web host if it’s safe. If you want I’ll send you an image of what the code looks like.

Actually you’re awesome! I applied the style you suggested, “border: none!important” and it worked! I never heard of adding “!important,” to the value, but I guess all that means is that I have to brush up on my CSS. It sucks that I’ll have to use this style or a similar style (.special img {border: none!important;}) to remove borders from images, but I was desperate for this fix so whatever.

Right now I have one of those “temporarily out of order” pages hiding my site, but if you really want to see what’s up let me know and I’ll take it down for a day. Thanks again for the help tho. I really appreciate it.

@alchymyth: Thanks so much for responding. Naturally I tried that but that didn’t work. It’s the most bizarre thing. I have not tried with ‘border: none!important;’ though, so I’ll do that now. Thanks again for responding.

Yeah I tried this:

CSS
img.noborder {border: none;}

HTML in a page
<img class="noborder" src="..." />

It did not work, however. Dammit this issue is killing me!

What if I just want to remove the border of one or two images. It wouldn’t be efficient to remove the border of all the images in the CSS. Is there a way to remove the border of any image while leaving the other images alone? I know CSS pretty well, but I can’t find a solution for this.

This is an issue that has been haunting me (and a few other WordPress users from the looks of it on the forums) for a long time, and I would really appreciate if someone . Thanks.

I did. Just shows the DIV I created to wrap the image in. The image itself has no class. Not sure what to do. Going nuts over this.

I tried finding the answer to this same question for such a long time that I felt like throwing my laptop off the roof of my building. But instead I decided to play around with the Index.php file, and I think I figured it out. This is what I did:

A few lines from the top of Index.php file, there’s a few lines of text inside an <h2> like this:

<h2 class="YourClass">
<a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark" title="<?php printf(__('Permanent Link To: %s', 'kubrick'), the_title_attribute('echo=0')); ?>">
<?php the_title(); ?>
</a>
</h2>

Change the words “Permanent Link To,” to whatever you want, such as “Read.” This worked for me and I suspect it should work for anyone.

I hope this answers this question once and for all. If not, well, then take your laptop and throw it off the roof of your building.

I want to be able to delete the border of a certain image(s), but not the border of all images. How can I do this? I tried creating a class “.noborder {border: none;},” and then adding this class to the img tag, but that doesn’t work.

Please help.

Thanks for responding. Okay I kind of get what you mean. In my case I’ll have to add an image (.png) to use as a clickable logo from scratch. Here’s what I’ll do:

1. I’ll create a <div id="headerimg"></div>
2. Then I’ll add the link:
   <div id="headerimg"><a href="https://www.mydomain.com" title="Home">Home</a></div>
3. Then I guess I’ll use your suggested CSS with my own width and height.

The only question is, where do I place the logo image??? Please let me know what you think dude.

NVM! I found a post that better deals with my issue. Thanks anyways people!

Okay, okay, okay! I think I fianlly found the right post. I want to remove the “Permanent Link” part of the title, but I still want the name of my post to work as a link. How do I do this?

This is what the code in my index.php file looks like:

<h2 class="some-class">
<a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark" title="<?php printf(__('Permanent Link to %s', 'kubrick'), the_title_attribute('echo=0')); ?>">
<?php the_title(); ?>
</a>
</h2>

I really appreciate the help dudes.

I went to that link and now I’m more confused. Is there a page I can view that issue? Please help dudes.

Let me clear up what I said above:

Whenever I hover over any post and page title links (Not navigation links) I get the message “Permanent Link to such and such.” How can I change this to something I want, or at least to name of the title?

Thanks in advance dudes.

I think I have a similar problem. When I place a post title, or a page title (not post page), Instead of getting a title name, I get “Permanent Link to such and such.”

What’s going on? Can anyone help?

Um, what? You guys lost me.

<div id=”headerimg”>
Home
</div>

Where do I find this? Are you saying I should change something in the page.php file? The index.php file. Please help me out by being a little more specific. Thanks.