On Nov 21, 2007, at 3:15 PM, L. Miller wrote:
> I found the answer. Thanks anyway.
>
> border="0"
>
> Linda
>
> P.S. I didn't respond to my own message because this group is
> moderated. Sorry about that. My message was not yet posted before I
> found the answer.
>
Hey Linda.
The code:
<img border="0" src="file.jpg">
is HTML. It will absolutely do what you want it to do (remove the
blue border from images used as links) but has to be applied to every
single image in every single file on your site. The CSS rules in
my previous email allow you to put the rule in one place (in your
external css file) and affect all the images-used-as-links on your
whole site. If you want to narrow the definition (like, only apply
it to images in the navigation area) that's easy enough to do as
well. CSS is a much more flexible and powerful solution than HTML,
in general.
Cheers,
-- Ian
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