> Christian Heilmann wrote:
>> jack fredricks wrote:
>>
>>> set this rule
>>> img {border:0}
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> border:none you mean, surely, or is this some hack?
>> http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/box.html#propdef-border-style
>
> At some time in the past, and perhaps with now obsolete browsers, I ran
> into cases where {border: none;} or {border: 0;} alone did not remove
> the border. Since then, if explicitly removing a border, I've done
> {border: 0 none;} with no issues. I've done this while running on auto
> for so long, I don't remember which browsers raised the issue.
Netscape 4.x AFAIR, and as Netscape 4.x never claimed to be a CSS enabled
browser (but tries to) it should not get any CSS ;)
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