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    Blue line around linked slices?

    I'm building pages in photoshop and bringing the sliced HTML pages into Go Live. With certain pages when I add links the slices slightly seperate giving me white space in between them and a blue outline around the linked slice that appears even in the preview window. I know my page size has increased and even punching in the correct numbers doesn't fix the problem. What is going on? I desperately need to fix this!

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    Hi,

    Okay, to get rid of the border, insert 'border="0"' into your <img> tag.

    The white space could be an IE error...you need to have linked images in the same line as your <td>s.

    ie.
    That should do it.

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    You need to add border="0" somewhere. It's adding the blue line because it's a hyperlink. Just as if you made a text hyperlink with a blue underline. Without seeing the code I cannot see what you need to change.

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    Looks like we answered that one at the same time lol =)

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    The border="0" is deprecated in XHTML Strict.

    This works in more instances: style="border: none;"

    Alternatively, I'll add this into my CSS stylesheet and not worry about it.

    img {
    border: none;
    }
    If you do want to add a border in later on, you can use inline styles (or a class) to do so.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ADAM Web Design
    The border="0" is deprecated in XHTML Strict.

    This works in more instances: style="border: none;"

    Alternatively, I'll add this into my CSS stylesheet and not worry about it.

    img {
    border: none;
    }
    If you do want to add a border in later on, you can use inline styles (or a class) to do so.
    this is exactly what I use as well.

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