If you have to support older versions of IE, and links, and hovers,
you're not going to make it with pure CSS. You may have to use the
extremely painful: <img border="0"
Hey, I'm not happy about it either! Blame Bill, blame Ballmer, I'm
just the messenger. It's no secret how much I love CSS, but no one can
outcode Microsoft's misfires on CSS. If compatibility is not a hurdle
for you, then the code below is the way to go. Good luck.
-- Cole
Quoting Brady Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Jake Spurlock wrote:
It gets this characteristic from this part of the CSS:
a{border:none; color:#333;text-decoration:none;}
Try this to target images within a tags.
a img { border: none };
Brady
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