Custom board description cell height and width

[Gremalkyn]

Salutations and kind regards! =]

The site in question is here: dstestboard.proboards.com/

As you can see, the board images don't fit the height and width of the description cells.  I am not sure why. I have a board image plugin: here.

With that plugin I can scale image height and width to some extent. However, the image borders seem to be allergic to the cell border, for reasons beyond me.  For some reason I cannot make the borders meet, and I'm wondering if setting the board height and width to specific pixel dimensions might help?

I don't know enough about Proboards anymore to know for sure though.

Thanks for your time,
~Gremalkyn

[Kami]

Can you post a screenshot & what browser you're using? It looks fine for me in Chrome.

[Gremalkyn]

Hello Kami!

Thank you for taking the time to reply. I apologize for the delay in correspondence; it has been busy. Merry Christmas by the way! =]

Screenshot here

What I would like to do is take away the space outside the image itself, circled in the screenshot, and I can't seem to find a way to do it.

I know I can adjust cell width in the style sheet, around line 860. However, no matter how much I adjust the percentages there I can't seem to get rid of the spacing between the image and the cell it resides in.

[Kami]

have you tried removing the padding in the cell? Or setting the css to "padding: 0!important;"?

ALSO are you sure there's no padding on the image itself? I mean, I've made that mistake before myself ;x

[Gremalkyn]

Dec 17, 2013 22:52:20 GMT -8 Kami said:

have you tried removing the padding in the cell? Or setting the css to "padding: 0!important;"?

ALSO are you sure there's no padding on the image itself? I mean, I've made that mistake before myself ;x

As for the image padding residing within the image itself, I considered the possibility, but I remember I made sure the images were cut to size on every portion but the bottom. I checked the image from the URL to double-check just in case.

On the other hand, the "padding: 0!important;" trick I had no clue about it, but that did it!

Thank you so much for helping me! Blessings to you, Kami.

Consider this thread blissfully resolved. =]

[Kami]

No problem! Glad I could help