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4/11/2007 11:23 PM
 

Well, I've been going insane trying to find an inline style somewhere thats overiding my css for an image border in dnn 4.5.0. I can verify its an inline style using the IE Developer toolbar. I see my css class but following the class there is this:

style="border-width:0px;"

 Where is it? I tried searchng within files but no luck. Is there something better then windows search to look within all files. Cause I know it only searches file types that are registered in windows. Oh DNN guru masters please help me.

 
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