If it an iframe-border {like, a border attribute}, or is it white
padding inside the page you're loading?
Your css border has to be "0px none". The none is most important, and
the px is used to prevent browser incompatibilities... Try to always
include units...
If you can't figure out style problems, don't bother trying to fix it
in your source, cos you'll have to recompile every time you want to
change something {unless you're using to Eclipse plugin that hotswaps
code}...
Just use Firefox + Firebug, and you can live-edit your css to get
exactly what you need, fix your code, compile, test Internet Explorer,
frown... Fix IE6, test IE7.... Frown a little more, fix again, test
IE8-as-IE7, smile, test IE8-as-IE8, swear, drink more coffee, fix IE8,
laugh...
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