In Photoshop CS2, I am making a web page.?

Question

When I launch it, it has a white border around it. How do I get rid of the white border ?

Its not a layer, and it isnt even viewable until it is hosted. I cant see it under IR or Photoshop. Im using dreamweaver to fill in the "black background" so it goes more with the background, but would prefer not to have any at all.

Answer 1

While PhotoShop has the feature to make web pages but the ultimate purpose is not for web editing. You may want to use a different software to edit your page.

With that said, is your image somewhere so we can see what you are looking about? Without actually seeing the image, here are my suggestions:
1) Look at the CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) and see if there is something in there that make the white border appears.
2) Does the image itself have white border?
3) Look at the table tag and adjust the cellspacing, cellpadding values.

Answer 2

White border? hmmmm

Are u talking about the white margin area around the entire document? If so you can get rid of it but u can change the color by selecting the paint bucket tool, holding the shift button then clicking in that area.

If you are literally talking about a white border then u have to find that border on a layer. (at the top go to windows>layers.) a quick way to find it is select the move tool and check the box "Auto Select Layer" and click on the white border. It will take u to the layer its on. then just drag that layer to the trash. (at the bottom)

if the border is not on a separate layer your gonna have to do some magic(by hand) to get rid of it.

Answer 3

What is probably happening is that by default a webpage has a margin defined around the page that pads the page content. You will need to turn off the margin in the HTML code. This will allow your image to go all the way up to the upper left corner of the browser.

Try putting this in your code. This will turn off the margin and padding of the body of your HTML page. Make sure your HTML code has a BODY tag defined for this to work (if you are using an HTML editor this should already be there.)

Answer 4

Try this