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Old 04-28-2014, 07:16 AM   #18
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@Nabodita -- something that sometimes helps to soften the shock of the white borders around a COVER image is to set a background color for THAT page that blends well with the main color of the image. For example, using your screenshot, you could use a shade of gold.

body {background-color: #FFD700}
or
body {background-color: gold} if you use one of the defined color names in the html color chart.

If your cover design looks well with a border, this background color trick works even better.

Of course, this would not work for images set inside text pages, unfortunately.
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