Issue with image padding on website

Hi,

I have recently gotten into programming in order to create a website for myself. Today I was changing it a bit and came across something strange that I seem unable to fix. I added an iframe containing a page that displays random images, this page does however seem to have some sort of padding to the right of the image that I cannot remove. I tried to add a width attribute to the stylesheet but that does not change anything for some reason. I have no idea how to solve this and it is quite annoying as this white field prevents me from placing the image where I want it and still keeping things looking good. Any ideas of how to solve this?
You can find it on the news section on nantitel.net, should be fairly obvious what I am talking about.

Kind regards,
Martin

 

Hi,

How could I change the page in any way, it only contains the script for the random image as far as I can see? And, I do not fully understand what you meant by changing the iframe to a negative value, the below is what I currently have in my stylesheet, I tried changing the width to -10px but that seems to do nothing (it is at no value at the moment as the height acts up if there is no width value what so ever).

HTML:

div.newsimg {
    position:absolute; bottom:15%; right:0%;
    background-color:#FFFFFF
    width:;
    height:188px;                          
    z-index:2}

Would you be able to explain what you meant in more detail?

Thanks for the help,
Martin