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Anybody know how I can eliminate the ugly-looking border that appears
around hyperlinked images in IE5/Mac?

I realize that the browser has been discontined but I presume that many
are still using it, so I'd like tosolve this issue if possible...

"Christopher Scott" <> wrote in message
news:250720042207585846%chrisjscott@NOSPAMmindspri ng.com...
> Anybody know how I can eliminate the ugly-looking border that appears
> around hyperlinked images in IE5/Mac?
>
> I realize that the browser has been discontined but I presume that many
> are still using it, so I'd like tosolve this issue if possible...

Surprise!
Look at the first result of a well-formed query to Google!
http://www.google.com/search?q=remov...d+image+border

-Karl

On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 02:07:58 GMT, Christopher Scott
<> wrote:

: Anybody know how I can eliminate the ugly-looking border that appears
: around hyperlinked images in IE5/Mac?


If you remove it, how will the user know its a link?

Sid

On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 02:07:58 GMT, Christopher Scott
<> wrote:

> Anybody know how I can eliminate the ugly-looking border that appears
> around hyperlinked images in IE5/Mac?
>
> I realize that the browser has been discontined but I presume that many
> are still using it, so I'd like tosolve this issue if possible...

This happens in other browsers too.

My suggested way is to use CSS in your head element:

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

You could also use the deprecated method, by going through every IMG tag
and adding the attribute border="0".

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