Posted by John Hosking on 04/10/07 21:37

glassblue1@gmail.com wrote:
>
> If I render this line of code in my IE 6 browser locally
>
> <a href="#"><img src=http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/images/logo.gif
> border=0></a>
>
> when I click on the Google logo, there is a slight border that appears
> around the logo (in IE 6.0). Without losing the href= functionality,
> how can I not have that slight border appear upon clicking the logo
> and doing stuff?
>
> Warmest regards, Cindy

Use Lynx?
Don't click there?
Add border:none for the a:link rule in your CSS?
Come over to my place?

Well, actually, like it or not (dearest, sweetest, _warmest_ Cindy) I
really think the last suggestion is the best one. Because I've got IE6
here at home and I don't get the border you're talking about. Got a URL
where it's happening?

And of course: what's wrong with the border? It's there to give your
visitors feedback. It's a Good Thing. Innit?

--
John

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