link colors

[pkg]

Dear all!

I want to create a link which is displayed as an image. So I tried the
following code:
<a href="http:/...de"><img src="....gif"</a>
How can I avoid the blue frame around the image without changing the
global options for links???

Many thanks for help!

BR

pkg

 

[John L.]

Dear all!

I want to create a link which is displayed as an image. So I tried the
following code:
<a href="http:/...de"><img src="....gif"</a>
How can I avoid the blue frame around the image without changing the
global options for links???

Many thanks for help!

Add the following to your style sheet:

a img {
border: 0;
}

 

[pkg]

Add the following to your style sheet:

a img {
border: 0;

}

I don't have (and would prefer not to make) a special style sheet ...
I tried
------------------------
<style a img {
border: 0;

blablabla

</style>

 

[Jonathan N. Little]

I don't have (and would prefer not to make) a special style sheet ...
I tried
------------------------
<style a img {
border: 0;

blablabla

</style>

Because that is *not* the correct syntax.

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

and should be located within the documents HEAD element.

 

[Jukka K. Korpela]

Scripsit pkg:

I want to create a link which is displayed as an image.

Stop wanting that. Problem solved.

So I tried the following code:
<a href="http:/...de"><img src="....gif"</a>

It's invalid syntax, and the URL isn't correct either.

How can I avoid the blue frame around the image without changing the
global options for links???

That would make the situation even worse, since now the user has no hint of
the image being a link. But you avoid this if you just don't use images as
links.

 

[pkg]

Because that is *not* the correct syntax.

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

</style>

and should be located within the documents HEAD element.

Ah yes! Thanks!
pkg