Alternatively, you could assign that particular image/button an id or
class:
<a class="imagebutton" href="decorating.htm"><img
src="images/decorating-button.jpg" width="86" height="51" alt=""></a>
and use this css:
a#imagebutton img { border: none;}
-Neal
Neal, i tried this and it didn't work. I've loaded the page again if
anyone wants to look. It seems like it should work but the only way
I've found to change it is my changing the undohtml.css to "0".
I wonder if using "!important" would over-ride the undohtml; i did try
that but wasn't sure if i had it in right since i've never used it before.
anyway, its purely academic now since i know now to change the
undohtml.css but it does seem like it shouldn't be so hard to make it
more specific.
cheers,
Donna
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