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It simply means that the subsurf is generating mesh outside the bounds of the non-subsurfed mesh. It's not an issue and they will not show as soon as you Tab back to Object Mode.

Go to the Properties panel > Object Modifiers tab and add a Boolean modifier. Make sure the Operation: is set to Intersect and select Cube.001 in the Object: field.         Apply the modifier. …

The Edge Split modifier makes two duplicates of each edge that is greater than the Split Angle: value, one for each face that touches the edge. This makes it so that when you add a subsurf modifier, s …

I have been attempting to model a radiator heater. Now, my radiator in real life is made out of five vertical pipes with one cross beam arrayed seventeen times along a bottom pipe that carries the ho …

To remove the modifier, not just disable it go to the Properties panel > Object modifiers tab (blue wrench) and click the X to remove it. The subsurf modifier (image from the Wiki): …

Go to the Properties panel > Object Modifiers tab and add a Subdivision Surface modifier. Use these settings:         Key Tab to enter Edit Mode, U to open the Unwrap menu, and select Unwrap. …

I added these modifiers: I now had something like this: I applied both modifiers and keyed Tab to enter Edit Mode. I keyed A once to deselect everything. Now comes the big step. …

Start: End: Instead of having the center point be a single vertex, have it be a half loop cut of vertices all at the same (X, Y, Z) Coordinate. Here's how you can do this. Select the center v …

Lemon is right. That option does allow you to view a made loop cut. However, when you are placing it and the pink line appears, you still cannot see the loop cut because the part of the mesh generated …

I believe that you must Apply the modifier. To do this, Click the Apply button. When I downloaded the file, I did not see any disturbances in rendered view. If you are still having them, consider goin …

Note that the two later-mentioned options are not checked because this photo is a cropped version of one that came from the Blender Reference Manual. You need the Merge option. Clipping, too, would …

Scroll down to the Modifiers dropdown. Make the panel bigger. You should see options like the following. …

I think that instead of actually modeling individual pages, you'd do best by modeling a solid chunk of pages and faking the look by applying a linear striped texture (Checker Texture with serious Mapp …

Key R, then Y, then 90. If you want them to continue to change shape, then you may have a problem, but if the following is good, then so are you.

In the Properties panel > Object modifiers tab > Subdivision Surface modifier, make sure the View: and Render: values are equal. Click the Apply button. The modifier should disappear from the stack. …