Anyone with IE9 want to confirm this for me?

[Ichinisan]

I'm using IE8 at work (no IE9 for WinXP).

I just noticed that this page [now fixed by manually setting border:none in css] shows borders on the images when I view in IE8. There are no borders with Firefox/Chrome/Safari.

How does IE9 handle it?

Thanks!

 

[Spaces]

It has borders in IE9

 

[Ichinisan]

Thanks. I wonder which browser is redering it *correctly* according to standards? Based on history, I'd have to guess that Firefox renders more accurately.

 

[Leros]

I'll confirm the borders in IE9.

 

[Snapster]

IE9 has border.

Just checked W3C to see if there is any clarity in the standards and failing to get it:

IMG tag:
Note: An image has no border by default (unless the image is inside an a element).

Guess there is good reason to keep using a img { border: none; } in reset.css

 

[Cogman]

One more confirmation

 

[ForumMaster]

confirmed border in ie9. none in opera. don't have ff or chrome to check.

 

[Ichinisan]

Just checked W3C to see if there is any clarity in the standards and failing to get it:

IMG tag:
Note: An image has no border by default (unless the image is inside an a element).

Guess there is good reason to keep using a img { border: none; } in reset.css

Is a "<td>" considered an "element?"

Does that mean IE is the only one compliant in this case?