On 4 May 2005, at 9:06 pm, Michael Ward wrote:
a img { border:none; text-decoration:none; }
That should be specific enough to turn off underline and borders on images inside links.
If the <a> has a border specified, it will still be applied. The <a> wraps around the <img>.
The border won't really be visible in IE, as it positions the <img> slightly lower (covering the border on the <a>). But FF and Safari will show that border, as they position the <img> on the baseline.
Of course, the above code will turn off the default border that UA's apply to images that are inside a <a> box.
Philippe
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