Adobe Community: help with appearance of graphics as links

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1. Newsgroup_User,

Jul 27, 2007 10:26 AM in reply to Monica_Waldorf

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Place this in your CSS:

a img {border: 0;}

--Nancy O.
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"Monica Waldorf" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I have inserted a graphic logo in the header of my website and would like
to
> program it as a link on each page back to the home page - no problem.
However,
> in IE, a blue outline appears around the graphic of the logo. Is there a
way
> to affect the code to remove the outline or prevent it from appearing in
IE?
>
> I've created it in Dreamweaver CS3 on a Mac and previewed the site in
Safari
> and Opera on the Mac and IE version 6.0.
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated. :)
>

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2. Monica_Waldorf,

Jul 27, 2007 11:50 AM in reply to Newsgroup_User

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Thank you Nancy! I was afraid no one would help me . . .:)

I also have email icons on the contacts page set up as clickable links - this tag would work for those as well only I would need to reference this tag in the code on that specific page wouldn't I?

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3. BurritoVictim,

Jul 27, 2007 2:05 PM in reply to Monica_Waldorf

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Monica, yes, the CSS code Nancy gave you applies to any 'a' tag ('a href' HTML for a hyperlink), so you should only have to apply the hyperlink to the image and the border will automatically be zero.

John

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4. itkong,

Jul 27, 2007 6:33 PM in reply to Monica_Waldorf

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5. Newsgroup_User,

Jul 28, 2007 4:06 AM in reply to Monica_Waldorf

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Don't spam these forums, please.

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> Check out this site - WWW.KONGMORON.COM.
>
> Focused solely on the community of IT specialists, web developers,
> technological experts, companies, morons and individuals alike.
>
> Currently we are up and running in our beta phase, taking care of final
> minor
> bugs tightening loose screws and slowly getting the word out about our
> existence.
>
> I hope it is of some help and we welcome your feedback.
>
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