Many websites talk about using code such as the following to insert borders around images:

<IMG SRC="portfolio/yoga/t_0309.jpg" BORDER=0 style="padding:2px; border:1px solid #999;">

It displays fine in Firefox - I see a medium gray line about 2-3 pixels away from the images on this page:

http://www.hollyknott.com/lori/yoga.htm

Yet when viewed in IE 6.0.2, it displays the gray line butted up against the image, no padding. None of the websites that I found with tutorials on this type of code mentioned browser discrepancies. Am I doing something wrong? I've tried reordering the elements, removing "BORDER=0" - nothing works to get IE to display it the way FF does.

Thanks much!

Thanks for your reply. I removed the redundant BORDER=0 but I need the padding tag there - it places the border a few pixels away from the image, like a frame with white space between the image and border. Removing BORDER=0 still makes the border appear against the image in IE, as if IE isn't reading the padding at all. Strange.

Thanks! Will try it and see what happens.