New to css hyperlink image problem

[NZ Joe]

How do I prevent images that have hyperlinks from having the blue box around them?

[JMulder]

No CSS is needed to solve this.
Just use this:

<a href="/destination.html"><img src="/path/to/image.jpg" border="0"></a>

JPG could be GIF too ofcourse
But the border="0" does the trick.

[Michel V]

I'll assume this does the trick in CSS:

img {
border: 0px;
}

You might also want to define classes for images who you want to add border to.

[creole]

Stick with HTML to define a border (or lack of one) for right now. The code that Shin Ma posted does not work in Netscape 4.7.

[NZ Joe]

Thanks, I was trying to do all of my formatting with css, but if it's not supported I'll stick it in the HTML

[=X¥®µ§=]

does anything work in netscape 4.7 creole??????
I don't understand peeps are still using that sh*t...
you can't view any page normal with that....

[russbellon]

you dissin' my preferred browser? yes i still use nutscrape to browse (that dosen't stop me from saying lots of bad words when trying to get my own html to work properly in it)

[NZ Joe]

There are still people out there with windows 3.1 on a 486 with ie4 or ns4. As long as they come to my sites I will continue to cater for them.

[=X¥®µ§=]

I don't...IE 4 ok but NS4???
If I had to make sites for that thing, I would live 10 years less...
I already get headaches now, with IE5, IE5.5, NS6 and Opera 5.11...

But NS4 is just hopeless...that can only show flat textfiles properly...

and besides...the site I'm working on is a gamessite, so I don't think peeps with windows 3.1 are interested in viewing it

[creole]

NS 4.7 is a crappy browser yes...

But, if you know how to code HTML then you should have no problems with your pages bening viewed in it. Does that sound properly elitist? hehe

[=X¥®µ§=]

does that thing support CSS well?
can it show tables the correct way?

I don't think so...

[tubedogg]

Originally posted by =X¥®µ§=
can it show tables the correct way?

Yes.

Actually it's quite simple to code for Netscape. Just do a quick PHP sniff and then write either CSS or a Netscape-working equivelant depending on what PHP returns as the browser. It's what I did so that I can have textareas and inputs with a CSS border that still work in Netscape, as well as a CSS-driven layout that is replaced by tables in Netscape.

(Related URL: http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/tim20000821.php3)

[=X¥®µ§=]

how many % of peeps are actually using NS 4.x?
and how many NS 6, and opera?

http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp here are some numbers, but not what I want...NS 6 and Opera aren't included, and I'm sure they are used a lot too, especially Opera is growing I think...