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Hello all:
I am using Photoshop 7.0 with Windows and Photoshop CS for Macintosh to develop graphics for a client’s web site. My graphics all have black backgrounds and are saved in JPEG format. With the actual site set up, I have the overall body background set as black (#000000) and with the JPEG image on the page I notice that there is a VERY THIN halo-ish border around the graphic. Why is that there and is there a way to get rid of this border? It’s sort of annoying.
TYIA to all who can help.
D.C.
I am using Photoshop 7.0 with Windows and Photoshop CS for Macintosh to develop graphics for a client’s web site. My graphics all have black backgrounds and are saved in JPEG format. With the actual site set up, I have the overall body background set as black (#000000) and with the JPEG image on the page I notice that there is a VERY THIN halo-ish border around the graphic. Why is that there and is there a way to get rid of this border? It’s sort of annoying.
TYIA to all who can help.
D.C.
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