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Using Dreamweaver4 with Photoshop6

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Hello all, newbie here with a problem. I have used Photoshop to make WebPages at 760*420 for use in browser size 800*600 with graphics at the extreme right hand side of the page, when importing the html into Dreamweaver to finish it off, i.e. sounds and text, the problem arises when previewing it in the browser IE6, for some reason I now have a border next to the graphic on the right hand side, so now instead of the graphic being tight against the right-hand side as it was in Photoshop, there now is a nice unwanted border making the graphic sticking out on the right-hand side. How do I ensure that what I see in Photoshop is transferred to Dreamweaver. ps you are right in thinking that I am new to this web creation thingy.

Many thanks to anyone who is able to explain the problem to me in a easy and simple way.

Tim nice but dim

 
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Hello Tim!

It would be better if you give us the URL so we can see what is the real problem. I think that you graphic is inside the <a> link, in this case you need to set images border equal to 0 (border=&quot;0&quot;). I f it doesn't help - give the URL to you site or at least the code of your page.

Good Luck!
 
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Wow cheers for the swift reply, because of the above problem I have yet to upload the site, trying to solve problem before letting people see the what I call a badly designed site, once again thanks for the reply.

ps I am extremly new the dreamweaver and doing sites so some of yours and other peoples advice might go straight over my head. Thanks again Tim nice but dim
 
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Hey Tim,

New doesn't mean dim =) Just inexperienced. Recently I encountered the same problem that you are talking about.

I solved my problem by adding this to the <Body> tag.

add : leftmargin=&quot;0&quot; topmargin=&quot;0&quot; marginheight=&quot;0&quot; marginwidth=&quot;0&quot;

So you will end up with something like:

<body bgcolor=&quot;#FFFFFF&quot; leftmargin=&quot;0&quot; topmargin=&quot;0&quot; marginheight=&quot;0&quot; marginwidth=&quot;0&quot;>

Hope this helps (This takes care of most browsers margins.)
 
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Thanks again for the replys. Tim nice but still a bit dim
 
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