Links On Image Giving Them A Border

[Noctorum]

I'm using the clear gif spacing technique to align my text, and when I highlight it, I can't not highlight the image, and when I upload and look at it it has a ugly blue border around it, how could I get rid of that?

 

~Alex

[krieser]

Are you using style sheets? If so, you could probably do something like:

a img

{

border: 0px none #000;

text-decoration: none;

}

 

If you're not using style sheets, try <img border="0" ... />. Not sure if that works.

It's either because it defaults with a border, or because it is encapsulated in an <a> tag.

 

Good luck

 

EDIT: Sorry, I just noticed this is the Dreamweaver/Flash forum (checking from new posts). I haven't used either, but this is a more general answer. Sorry!!

[natimage]

Krieser is right on. Make sure when you select the image, that the properties inspector shows "0" for the Border property...or that it is blank. As Krieser said...if the image is surrounded by <a> tags, then you've linked it to something.

 

If you want your background image to indeed be a link (I have done this when using background images)...then you may need to set style sheet definitions for all hyperlink tags.

 

Let us know if that is the case and we can help you do that if you're unfamiliar.

 

It might also help if you can provide the code for us to look at.

 

when I highlight it, I can't not highlight the image

 

not sure if this is what you mean, but...if the clear gif image is in a table cell, you can select the table cell behind the image by holding down the ctrl key while you click.