[plug] stupid html question

[Mark Dixon]

 > If a web page has a style sheet setting the links to look a certain
 > way, how do I tell a <a href> wrapped around a <img> NOT to put a
 > ruddy big line around a picture or whatever.

Use the border parameter in the IMG tag:
  <A HREF="http://.../"><IMG SRC="graphicname.png" BORDER="0"></A>

Alternatively, you should be able to specify a border: 0; style in the 
css.  I'm guessing that would look like this:

img { border: 0 }

Cheers, Mark.
	


Shayne O'Neill wrote:
> This is a ridiculously silly question, but I just can't work it out on
> google, and for some reason I dont know the answer already.
> 
> If a web page has a style sheet setting the links to look a certain way,
> how do I tell a <a href> wrapped around a <img> NOT to put a ruddy big
> line around a picture or whatever.
> 
> I just cant work this one out :(
> 
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