image as link in border

[Volter]

Hello!
When I put image as link it is in the border on IE.
How can I remove this border?

<a href=#> <img src=gif> </a>

 

[Buzby]

Hello!

When I put image as link it is in the border on IE.
How can I remove this border?

<a href=#> <img src=gif> </a>

<a href=#> <img src=gif border="0"> </a>

 

[David Dorward]

When I put image as link it is in the border on IE.
How can I remove this border?

First decide if you *really* want to do this. Like underlining of text,
a border is a clue to the user that the image is a link and not just
something to look at.

Then use the CSS border property.

<a href=#>

Attribute values including the "#" character must be quoted in HTML.

<img src=gif> </a>

The alt attribute for the img element is required in current versions
of HTML.

 

[Volter]

<a href=#> <img src=gif border="0"> </a>

Yes! I put border="0" to <a href> so thats why it doesn't work
Thanks

 

[Volter]

Attribute values including the "#" character must be quoted in HTML.

I know that but this is only example

The alt attribute for the img element is required in current versions
of HTML.

I dont't knew that

Thank You wery much

 

[Jonathan N. Little]

Yes! I put border="0" to <a href> so thats why it doesn't work
Thanks

Or by not relying on deprecated methods, in stylesheet

A IMG { border: 0; }