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• Remove a white border around the Extension I build

  Hello

  I have a CS Extension that I build, and while he was working on the UI, I noticed that there is a white line around the extension, and I can't get rid of. I have attached a screenshot showing an example of this white border.

  

  See under the PUBLISH button is this white border. I put the height and width in the tag of my app in 100%, but this does not remove the border. Anyone know what could be the problem and how get rid of?

  Stephen

  Yes. There are a couple of pixels arounf the swf file that you cannot do much about.

  As the background color of your extension the color of the Panel game, and nobody will notice...

  Substances

• Hi I can not understand what happened to my stroke tool.  Try to make a white border around a picture inside the canvas and he does not.  No border even after setting the parameters.  Please help someone

  Hi just trying to use my race tool to make a white border around a picture in my Web.  Simply, it does not add the white border.  Very annoying and don't know now where I made a mistake, or is it a fault.  Someone please help?

  Is it the Edit > STROKE or STROKE a path?

  What is the size in pixels of the image?
  What is the width of the line in pixels?

  Viewing at 100%?

  Is the layer stroked you the top of the layer stack?

  What is the layer blend mode and opacity?

  What has been the race blend mode and opacity of the value?

• How to remove the white outline around cursor?

  Is there a way to remove the white outline around the black slider? For example, the reticle on the selection tool is black, but they have a white outline around the central point and 4 lines. How can I remove this outline in white? The outline makes it much more difficult to be precise with the cursor. (I use Photoshop CS6 on Windows 7).

  I don't know other settings for the sliders as those in the preferences.

  If I'm working on a bright image, I hardly notice the bright outline.  I use the browser to zoom in before, so for me, the selection is very precise.  And of course, I almost keep everything in separate layers.

  Nancy O.

• Remove the white background around picture in Illustrator

  I used the custom shape in Photoshop tool to make a paw print and made in Illustrator and used the trace tool to vectorize it (because the image will be used in an Illustrator file). Now I can't understand how to remove the white background around itself. I have a gradient behind the image and must have the white box removed latter. I'm sure that the method is probably pretty simple, but I'm rather new on Illustrator so would be very happy for all the advice! Thank you!!

  leahzierke wrote:

  I used the custom shape in Photoshop tool to make a paw print and made in Illustrator and used the trace tool to vectorize it (because the image will be used in an Illustrator file). Now I can't understand how to remove the white background around itself. I have a gradient behind the image and must have the white box removed latter. I'm sure that the method is probably pretty simple, but I'm rather new on Illustrator so would be very happy for all the advice! Thank you!!

  Sounds a rather twisted workflow. Create the leg like a a path in Photoshop, select with the path tool, copy & paste it in Illustrator. Works much better and avoids all the pitfalls. For your problem of trace: be sure to choose ignore white.

  Mylenium

• How to remove the white background around the document when printing

  Everytime I go to print something in Photoshop, when I print there a white boarder around him...

  How can I remove the border?

  It's probably the print margin. Printers will not print to the edge on standard printer. The only way that you can print to the edge is implemented with the brand culture and then cut your works of art.

• Get rid of the white border around object.

  

  I can't identify how to remove this white jagged line around the object of the right for it to my image. No matter what I do, it's still there. I don't understand why there not in the other object as either.

  Very probably, will not print, but you can test on your printer.

  I often see that for example if someone has a white plate and directly on top is exact same shape in color. Anti aliasing shows in short.

  To make me feel better even if I sometimes turn off anti-aliasing in preferences, which makes good preview look. I think that power only has to do with the way in which information is sent to your screen, but have always turned their backs, so I do not forget that then everything seems jagged.

  

  You did not mention if you work on digital print or digital, but if you are working and using, for example, save for web, you will need to see the exact settings you used and information on creating file.

• How to get rid of a white border around the container Div (main box)?

  I look and look for a solution but could not find one. I develop a Web site, but the main problem is the white border (I changed it black so you can see what I mean) around the Web site when I go to preview DW to Google Chrome or Internet Explorer.

  I've tried everything! margins of body of setting everything to zero, but nothing works... someone can help me?

  Ah, I see.

  When you got rid of the margins, your drawing of 1885 pixels width is now too narrow and he stops before your scroll bar on the right.

  If you want the design to fill the entire browser window, you must use % for width, not px.

  100% of the container and 25% for the 4 boxes

• How can I create a white border around figures that are in an image? (SC 6; examples + image included)

  Hello

  I CS6 and wonder how to create a white border ('style BD'?) around figures in an image, as in the examples below. I do not want to include the black shadow of the border, just the white part.

  Examples:

  

  Here is the image I want to change, make a white border the outline of all five digits:

  

  I did the research for some time, but could find no instructions. It would be very much appreciated if anyone knows and wants to be good to share the technique! Thank you.

  If you make the image a layer (opposite to background)...

  You could choose the blue with the magic wand, as Semaphoric says, then fill it with white.  Then choose Select - change the selection - contract and hide or delete the remaining pixels.  The operation of contract will give you a nice border size you choose.

  For extra credit, you can use refine edge to increase the reliability of the selection.

  Click here to see the image on a dark background.

  

  

  -Christmas

• Remove the white border thick rollover slidelet

  Hi all. Can anyone shed some light on how I can remove the thick shape white border the activation of rollover slidelet area?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Double-click the rollover of the slidelet area.

  Click the Options tab.

  Uncheck 'Show TIME' border.

  

  See you soon... Rick

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• white border around the screen

  Can someone explain what this white border on my iphone 6, ios 9.3.2?

  

  Appeared after recharging the phone this afternoon. Did not exist before.

  Thank you!

  Zoom can be enabled. Go to settings > general > accessibility > Zoom to turn it off or change in mode full screen instead of the window zoom.  -AJ

• Cyan superimposed in a white border around pix

  Using Epson 1900 and CS5.

  The use of Colormunkie created the profile paper for Epson paper - using any surface of the paper and the problem exists...

  It feels like an overprint clear cyan on the white borders around the images. There is no cyan superimposed in the image itself.

  When I use any profile paper Espon for the 1900 - it does not. Nor does it occur in CS3.

  Any ideas? See the white paper and match colors on or off boxes in the dialog box printer makes a difference.

  It requires that the new printing API, as well as the bug in ColorSync.

  And we don't know all the details but hope gets Apple what it fixed soon.

• It shows the white border around the document after the publication

  

  I am facing some problems with the edition of the flash file. After the publication in HTMl; It shows the white border to all parts of the document.

  The size of my document is width:-1280 height: 650. He adds border border all the sides up and down are greater than left and right.

  I tried several ways, changed my setting of the flash as well but no use. I'm really confused because of this.

  To my surprise to the SWF file show perfect match and fit exactly window (showing no boundaries like HTML)

  I don't know exactly where it's getting white borders.

  
  Here's my setting to publish

  
  Flash: -.

  -------------------------------------------------------------

  Version: Flash Player 9

  Load order: bottom to top

  The ActionScript Version: ActionScript 2.0

  
  HTML: -.

  ------------------------------------------------------------

  Model: Flash only

  Size: Game Movie

  Quality:-top

  Window mode: window

  Alignment of HTML: default

  Scale: Exact adjustment

  Alignment: horizontal:-left, vertical: Top

  
  Any help would be greatly appreciated

  I told you to add this code, is not that you have it already.

• How can I remove the white fringes around dark objects - Elements 10

  Landscape photos in differential high contrast areas I get a white fringe. How can I REMOVE this?

  R_Kelly wrote:

  This can happen with a photo that has been sharper.

  I also found that the effect of the new "shake removal" is inclined to create similar artifacts.

  Sharpening works around the edges to change the brightness of the darker and lighter side on the edge. Closer to the edge, the lighter side becomes even lighter, darker becomes darker. The limit on the Board now has a lot more visual contrast.

  One way to thwart the "oversharpening" is to use a reverse action (blur).

  The effect that can produce a similar action on the edges in the opposite direction, is the "Gaussian" filter blur. The same idea is also used with the method "high pass sharpening layer.

  The problem with the "fuzzy" is that it removes the sharpening anywhere, and not only where the white objects are a problem.

  The first idea is to use masks to limit the effect around the areas at issue.

  The other idea is to use a "fuzzy" selective running only on the clear part of the edge.

  To try this, select a test with details of file image and sharpen strongly to the visible white fringes.

  -duplicate your background.

  -Apply the filter ' other > high pass with a radius of 1 to 3 and choose a like a soft light blending mode. (even more sharpening)

  -reverse this layer: blur effect as with Gaussian blur.

  -Stamp visible (create a new layer with the resulting effect)

  -remove or hide the high pass layer

  -set the new layer to "compete."

  The result is that you always keep the original on the dark side of the edges, while sharpening effect by masking the effect on the lighter side.

  Of course, using masks to apply the effect on the areas with problems is also to be considered.

• Cannot remove a blue border around hot spots.

  Despite extensive research online, I can't figure out how to remove the ugly blue border that forms around all my image map hotspots.  I applied all the rules CSS of the definition of the borders to 0, but must apply to a link to the actual image, not a hotspot in an image control, because it did not work.  I'm not very good with CSS, but would like to know exactly what I should add, and exactly where I need to add, to remove the border from ALL of my hot spots throughout my site.  If anyone can help, I would appreciate it really - it drives me crazy.  The more detailed (aka. obvious) and "dumbed down" explanation would be well received!

  Thanks for the suggestions everyone.  I found another reference online (https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3268731?start=0&tstart=0) who suggested to include the 'space' in the CSS.

  So yes, Murray similar to what you suggested, I added

  map area {}

  outline: none;

  }

  and it worked!  Apparently the contours are visible on Safari (?) because they were not show on Internet Explorer or Google Chrome, but now the problem is solved!