I've been having real problems embedding my slideshow onto an iWeb page WITHOUT borders.
I created a slideshow in "Slideshowpro for Adobe Lightroom", then followed the instructions from the iWeb FAQs page, copied and pasted the code into the HTML Snippets box as stated, changed the URL/heights/widths/etc. as below, but it automatically creates a border around the slideshow that I just can't eliminate.

It doesn't seem to matter how much I adjust the Output Settings for Slideshowpro/width/height, and re-adjust the Image Export "Large Width"/"Large Height", then re-adjust the HTML Snippet dimensions, I either have a white border around the slideshow, or no borders and two big ugly blue slide bars appear, one along the bottom and one up the side.
How can I get the slideshow to fit nicely within my page against the grey background with NO BORDERS?
I have looked at the "Stroke" info in Lightroom, but there doesn't seem to be any way of adjusting this (if this is the cause)
Please tell me where I am going wrong, as it's driving me crazy!

My iWeb opening page also seem to work better in Safari, where as Firefox puts borders around all my rollovers! Why is this?
Many thanks.

This is my URL:

http://web.me.com/jameslmackenzie/James ... /Site.html

This is my HTML Snippets code :

<iframe src=

"http://web.me.com/jameslmackenzie/jslideshow/index.html"

style="width:693px; height:470px;

border-color:#990033;

border-style:none;

border-width:0px"

scrolling="yes" >

</iframe>

PLEASE DO NOT USE CAPS LOCK ON THIS FORUM! IT'S NOT POLITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Whether it's driving you crazy or not I don't care and certainly it ain't my fault so no need to shout!

For the scrollbars right and bottom: they don't show up in Safari, they do show up in Firefox. Why? Because you've set
scrolling="yes" >
whereas you should set scrolling="no" since scrollbars are not needed hence "no" equals "no" scrollbars.

Why Firefox is putting borders around your rollover images I don't know. That's how Firefox manages the code. Probably to show people "hey there's a button". Anyway read my Cross-Browser compatibility issues FAQ to know why different browsers display the page differently:
http://iwebfaq.org/site/iWeb_Compatibility.html

Cédric

Hi Cedric,
Thanks for your help, that's sorted the problem!
I found the reason for Firefox displaying the rollover tabs incorrectly with borders was due to typing in a font that other browsers do not support (font that is not "websafe"), resulting in the browser choosing another font that it recognizes by default, so I need to rethink that one.
I'm glad you understood my frustration and I'm sorry for shouting, it won't happen again!
Thanks again,
James