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Posted by Jukka K. Korpela on 12/15/06 22:21
Scripsit Bergamot:
> Wil wrote:
>> Does anyone know, what IE setting results in
>> showing or not showing pictures that are used
>> as a link?
>
> There are no settings that distinguish images that are links from
> those that are not links.
It might be argued that that there _are_ such settings in a sense. You can
set up a user style sheet and write there, for example,
:link img, :visited img { display: none !important; }
to make the browser ignore, for display purposes, all images that are links
(or inside a link). I cannot imagine why anyone would do that, but the
distinction mention could indeed be useful, and even essentual. It's a
different question, but a much more important one. A user style sheet could
be used to _force_ the browser to show a colored border around an image that
is a link (the default rendering, which authors often want to sabotage) -
and perhaps even to omit any border around an image that is not a link, but
that would be extravagant.
The specific CSS code depends on how you would like to have image links
rendered.
> What is your real problem?
It's presumably something completely different, but we'll see.
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Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/
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