> img { border: 0; margin: 0; padding: 0; }

> And there's no need to repeatedly specify border on every image.
>
> Try and do everything 'globally' as far as possible, and only > 'over-write' when you want a change in a property.

When I read this I thought, "What a great idea, I can use this to apply the
same border to all my images." I set up this element:

img { margin: 0; padding: 0; border: solid 1px #836d99 }

.... but didn't think it through to the obvious conclusion until I tested it,
that the img element with a border would be applied also to transparent
gifs. So I guess it's best used to make sure no border is applied to images
if that is what you want. Is there a way to have it apply only to jpgs? And
how does one override the img element on individual images? Although with my
pages, I think it would be more of a hassle to override all the transparent
gifs that to just use a img class on the jpgs.

I learn so much reading this forum.

Carol


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