RE: FN-FORUM: Re: Links in IE

date posted 8th March 2006 03:07

I wasn't sure if he meant he was using an image as a link or just an =
anchor?
Think he should be able to suss it now tho, there's such a delay tonight
when I checked my email again he's got tons of replies lol :) Its =
definitely
the border on an image when used as a link tho I think not the =
text-d=E9cor :)

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I was going to reply the same thing, but for some reason thought I had
mis-understood the question.

Perhaps not?

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you could set the image border to '0'

Julie


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Subject: FN-FORUM: Re: Links in IE



Afternoon Everyone.

Just wondered if someone could help.

It's quite a basic thing I think!

When producing a site in Dreamweaver is there anyway of stopping the=20
blue link line appearing around any buttons you create or link lines=20
you produce when clicking them in IE you always have the line which=20
looks a bit naff really!

Any solutions would be very welcomed.

Many thanks,

Paul.


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