Is there an IE a img{border} bug?

[lostseed]

is there? It seems like I have one.
google proposes some mumble but not much nor a solution.

THOUGHTS PLEASE!

[cmslounge]

i've used
a img {border:none}
and it seems to work with ie fairly well. not sure if this is what you're after though...

[Nadia P]

Not that I'm aware of. Not on it's own anyway, could be a conflict with another rule in your stylesheet. Can you show some code or a link to what you have tried?

nadia

[Hero Doug]

I basically use the same code cms lounge suggested.

img {
	border: 0px;
}

[c2uk]

Not that I'm aware of. Not on it's own anyway, could be a conflict with another rule in your stylesheet. Can you show some code or a link to what you have tried?

nadia

As nadia suggests a conflict might be the cause; I had similar problems with those. So a link would be most useful, otherwise try:

img {
	border: 0 none !important;
}

[lostseed]

In IE my borders are the default: http://www.jream.com/
Im getting really sick of posting that link HAHA.

These are the two sheets that may cause a problem, I dont see where.
http://www.jream.com/css/links.css
http://www.jream.com/css/lists.css

Just around the images of .gallery, not any text.
I don't have anything defined in the links for an images, I assumed

a:link {color:#9AC16B;}
a:visited {color:#9AC16B;}
a:hover {color:#AA4D4D;}
a:active {color:#AA4D4D;}

would make the images act as links as well. I must be missing something
because I have 2px borders and Im not sure where they're coming from,
but im certain I didnt apply a blue!

[c2uk]

So you don't want any borders around the images? In which case img {border: 0;} should work. If you do want these borders and want them to behave as they do in FF, then you should add a:link img {} and a:hover img {} and the others to your stylesheet, that should do the trick.

[lostseed]

Ah, I didnt see it necessary to apply because FF did it based on my text links, works now. Appreciate it c2uk, thanks