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Thread: Frontpage Hyperlinks are killing me --- highlights

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    Frontpage Hyperlinks are killing me --- highlights

    Hello -

    I had a client call us today asking how to fix the following:

    They have an existing website and have added a picture using frontpage -

    they wanted to use a hyperlink on the picture --- and did so - but now the entire picture is highlighted with a blue box --- it messes up the entire site-

    any way to turn this off

    I checked just to make sure it was not the "placard holder" in Internet explorer --- and its not that...


    thanks


    Sorry - not real big myself on the design end -
    as much as the hosting end...

    thanks again group Also - I did a search but found so many results not even close to the answer to this question - I figured I just better post it...

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    You have to put 'border=0'
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    I guess I should be more specific

    Like this:
    img src="picture.gif" alt="whatever pic" width="200" height="138" border="0"

    If border="0" is not there, you will get that border
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    thank you

    Thanks ... will give it a try

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    Quote Originally Posted by cyanide
    You have to put 'border=0'
    Not sure that explains enough. To use an image as a link without a blue border around it, the code would look something like this example:

    [img]image.jpg[/img]

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    This is why I say everybody should learn HTML regardless of whether they code by hand or make pages with a wysiwyg editor.

    It's only Internet Explorer that puts a border on images that are links in my experience.

    They could also of used CSS.

    Code:
    <style type="text/css">
    <!--
    img { border: 0; }
    -->
    </style>

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    I agree

    Yeah - I agree -

    We try to help our hosting clients with the answers to their questions rather than telling them -
    "I am sorry that's out of our scope"

    Sure - we are only a web hosting provider - but its still nice to help the clients out when needed

    thanks again - - -
    if we can ever help you - let me know

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    I understand, I just believe in giving all the information when answering a problem. Bit of a pedant like that.

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