how to make image border

[cofactor]

I have an image.
i want to make a thin border around it.
How could i do it ?

[cofactor]

I use Photoshop

[Davey_M]

either that or if u mean on ur webpage use css

.stylename {
border:#000000 1px solid;
}

then just apply that class to the image and remove any border tags in the <img> parts

think that's right

[smugpin]

How do i make an image the actual border please?

[Serverextreme]

Hello if your talking about just placing a simple border try this

<table width="225" height="200" border="3" cellpadding="8" cellspacing="4" frame="box" bordercolordark="red" bordercolorlight="violet">
<tr><td bordercolordark="#ffff00" bordercolorlight="lime" align="center" valign="middle" bgcolor="#fffff0">
<font size="2" color="crimson" face="verdana">Place the inage here
</b></font>
</td></tr></table>

You can change the color of the border color to any color you like:)

[Hemmer]

I have an image.
i want to make a thin border around it.
How could i do it ?
Do you mean how do you do it in photoshop?

[Davey_M]

if u mean in photoshop, make urself a new layer on top of all the other layers, press CTRL+A together and a dotted outline should appear around the inner edge of ur picture.
now goto Edit > Stroke and depending how thin u want the border make changes within the box with a number next to px in it... choose the colour u want the border and then set it to appear Inside... press CTRL+D to deselect the image then click OK and you're done...

[nitrexoxide]

Thats neat!

Yuor abit more advance photoshop user than me! :p

[skilled1]

ImageReady: CTRL+A, Fill with desired color, Select > Modify > Contract > 1px, Hit Delete Key, CTRL+D, Save

[gitrite]

I ned to know the difference between a "class" tag, and a "Id" tag

[Tweak4]

I ned to know the difference between a "class" tag, and a "Id" tag

Wow... that has absolutely nothing at all to do with this thread. You'd do far better posting this in the html forum, but for a quick and dirty explanation: "class" is used to assign a style from a stylesheet to a particular element. "id" is used to uniquely identify an element for a variety of reasons (retrieving values, modifying styles, adding child elements, etc) that may or may not have anything to do with styles/classes.