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My site: www.tresfjording.com
My css file is a mess, because I've just started learning... http://www.tresfjording.com/css/granbergMain.css A lot of things there I don't use, but every time I try to take something away, something mess up.... And Michael; Your trick didn't do it... I have this INDEX.PHP which uses the PHP code <?PHP include("topp.htm"); ?> and <?PHP include("left.htm"); ?> and <?PHP include("right.htm"); ?> That to make it easier to make changes in these areas of the screen. Also, I don't want to use frames, because of that tooltip function. They seem to not cross frame border and they are halfway hidden behind the neighboring frame... I tried <iframe>, but that messed up the page completely.... So.... I hva one option left, I know will work and that is to make a map-link on the picture in question. That'll work, I'm pretty sure...And the dotted line is gone... but probalby return when hovering over the image...  -- Regards Zadig Galbaras (nick) www.tresfjording.com ----- "Michael Fesser" <> skrev i melding news:... > .oO(Jonathan N. Little) > >>SAZ wrote: >>> In article <47e006df$>, says... >>>> Thank you JNL... >>>> ...but I don't seem to get it to work.... >>>> >>>> I've copied your line into my csss-file, but no fix... >>>> I've pasted into the styla tag in the code of teh page itself, but in >>>> vain... >>>> I've run outof ideas... >>>> >>>> >>> Please post the URL. There could be something else in your code causing >>> this. >> >>most likely specificity > > Nope. He has applied underlines to his links like this: > > a {border-bottom: 1px dotted #00F} > > Of course this also affects image links. But the underlines are applied > to the 'a' elements, not to the images, so this: > > a img {border: 0} > > does _not_ work as intended, because the images don't have any border > (let aside browser defaults). > > Currently CSS doesn't allow to select elements that have a particular > descendant, which would be required here. IMHO applying a class to the > image links is currently the only way to solve this issue: > > <a href="..." class="img"><img src="..." alt="..."></a> > > a.img {border: 0} > > Micha |
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I've tested the map-link thingy, and it works fine...
-- Regards Zadig Galbaras (nick) www.tresfjording.com ----- "Zadig Galbaras" <> skrev i melding news:47e013ea$... > My site: www.tresfjording.com > My css file is a mess, because I've just started learning... > http://www.tresfjording.com/css/granbergMain.css > A lot of things there I don't use, but every time I try to take something > away, something mess up.... > > And Michael; Your trick didn't do it... > > I have this INDEX.PHP which uses the PHP code > <?PHP > include("topp.htm"); > ?> > and > <?PHP > include("left.htm"); > ?> > and > <?PHP > include("right.htm"); > ?> > That to make it easier to make changes in these areas of the screen. > Also, I don't want to use frames, because of that tooltip function. They > seem to not cross frame border and they are halfway hidden behind the > neighboring frame... > I tried <iframe>, but that messed up the page completely.... > > So.... I hva one option left, I know will work and that is to make a > map-link on the picture in question. > That'll work, I'm pretty sure...And the dotted line is gone... but > probalby return when hovering over the image... > > -- > > Regards > Zadig Galbaras > (nick) > www.tresfjording.com > ----- > > > > "Michael Fesser" <> skrev i melding > news:... >> .oO(Jonathan N. Little) >> >>>SAZ wrote: >>>> In article <47e006df$>, >>>> says... >>>>> Thank you JNL... >>>>> ...but I don't seem to get it to work.... >>>>> >>>>> I've copied your line into my csss-file, but no fix... >>>>> I've pasted into the styla tag in the code of teh page itself, but in >>>>> vain... >>>>> I've run outof ideas... >>>>> >>>>> >>>> Please post the URL. There could be something else in your code >>>> causing >>>> this. >>> >>>most likely specificity >> >> Nope. He has applied underlines to his links like this: >> >> a {border-bottom: 1px dotted #00F} >> >> Of course this also affects image links. But the underlines are applied >> to the 'a' elements, not to the images, so this: >> >> a img {border: 0} >> >> does _not_ work as intended, because the images don't have any border >> (let aside browser defaults). >> >> Currently CSS doesn't allow to select elements that have a particular >> descendant, which would be required here. IMHO applying a class to the >> image links is currently the only way to solve this issue: >> >> <a href="..." class="img"><img src="..." alt="..."></a> >> >> a.img {border: 0} >> >> Micha > |
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now it works just like I wanted it to...
 )-- Regards Zadig Galbaras (nick) www.tresfjording.com ----- "Zadig Galbaras" <> skrev i melding news:47dfc446$... > Hi... > > I have set up this for links in my css-file - border-bottom: 1px dotted > #0000FF; - > But then I get this dotted border also under pictures. > Is there a way to avoid this properties to a link on a picture, and still > using the same css-file? > > -- > > Regards > Zadig Galbaras > (nick) > www.tresfjording.com > ----- > > > |
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