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Description: $ImgTagFmt contains the attribute border that is not compatible with the XHTML-1.1 or -strict standards.

If we trust http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_border.asp the CSS property for border is known by NN4 and IE4, so support of older browsers should not be a problem.

I'd put a CSS definition into the template instead of the page header, because template designers might want to have the border black and white dished ;).

     Balu

I changed $ImgTagFmt to be

    $ImgTagFmt="<img src='\$LinkUrl' style='border:0px;' alt='\$LinkAlt' />";

so the border= attribute is replaced with a style= attribute. This gets images to XHTML-1.1 or -strict.

I could put the style into a stylesheet, but this could probably break a lot of existing skins, and there would have to be a class= attribute anyway. Skin designers who don't like the above can simply define their own $ImgTagFmt. :-)

--Pm