That "window" has a URL bar and a URL that is prefixed with moz-extension: I can't locate anywhere in the base product where such a URL bar would be visible. Such a URL is always followed by the guid of the extension which you have rather inconveniently obscured so I am guessing you have an addon that displays images from emails. What is it?

That "window" has a URL bar and a URL that is prefixed with moz-extension: I can't locate anywhere in the base product where such a URL bar would be visible. Such a URL is always followed by the guid of the extension which you have rather inconveniently obscured so I am guessing you have an addon that displays images from emails. What is it?

Youre very perceptive. The addon I use is 'thunderbird conversations.' I click on the image in mail and another window pops up in TB showing the pic. I believe the addon allows to show the pic.

In the URL I had to obscure the address to hide my email address which was visible. Hope you understand.

The URL is the following. But note the periods in the middle, again, to hide my email address: moz-extension://ff9bb5db-4f6d-476f-8416-39cf107c2066/gallery/index.html?msgUri=imap-message%3A%2F%2F.................%2540gmail.com%40imap.gmail.com%2FINBOX%23226184&partName=1.1

I can attach here or send you my chrome folder which contains both userChrome.css and userContent.css. Let me know. Looking forward to your response.

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Matt said

Youre very perceptive. The addon I use is 'thunderbird conversations.'

Then I suggest you ask the addon author, standard8. You "may" be able to determine the exact item using the developer toolboox (ctrl+Shift+I) on the tools menu. But as the windows you are seeing are not Thunderbird standard ones you really need help from someone experienced with the addon to determine what classes the CSS uses.

koolx said

Matt said

Youre very perceptive. The addon I use is 'thunderbird conversations.'

Then I suggest you ask the addon author, standard8. You "may" be able to determine the exact item using the developer toolboox (ctrl+Shift+I) on the tools menu. But as the windows you are seeing are not Thunderbird standard ones you really need help from someone experienced with the addon to determine what classes the CSS uses.

Hi matt,

I may have said an error in my last reply. Honestly I dont think 'thunderbird conversations' is 100% responsible for this. I just disabled the addon and when I click on 'open message new tab,' a new tab opens showing the pic, naturally. But this time there was no border. Strange. Its possible 'thunderbird conversations' ha a hand in inserting a border around the pic. Perhaps you can still help?

As I've mentioned before in my 1st post, the name of the element is 'photoWrap.'

If all else fails, how do I contact the user, Standard8?

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There is a support link on the addon download page. I would guess that conversations is adding the border, tha6t is why I suggested you contact the author.

You've shown the code that displays the border, but have you tried this to hide it?

.photoWrap {
border: none !important;
}

That applies the standard syntax to hide elements.

There is a support link on the addon download page. I would guess that conversations is adding the border, tha6t is why I suggested you contact the author.

You dont understand. I'm NOT adding the border, I'm trying to HIDE the border.

You've shown the code that displays the border, but have you tried this to hide it?

.photoWrap {
border: none !important;
}

That applies the standard syntax to hide elements.

You sir are a wizard. That works. Thank you!!!