[x..]

How do I stop these effects from effecting my images?

Here's the CSS i'm using:

CODE

<style type= "text/css" title="styleid" >
    a:link {
          color: #FFFFFF;
          text-decoration: none;}

    a:visited {
          color: #FFFFFF;
          text-decoration: none;}

    a:hover {
          color: #FFFFFF;
          text-decoration: none;
          font-weight: bold;}

    a:active {
          color: #FFFFFF;
          text-decoration: none;}
</style>

[Zoo]

I have to force my code so much I didn't even consider it being possible to fix that border. No quick answer from google (which I assume is why you're posting here ), but I would be interested in the answer as well.

[Kimojuno]

Post an example, please.

[x..]

Post an example, please.

http://79.77.103.53/example.html

[Kimojuno]

Post an example, please.

http://79.77.103.53/example.html

How is it effecting it?

[Yevgeny Borisovitch Volgin]

Post an example, please.

http://79.77.103.53/example.html

How is it effecting it?

It's giving it a white border, amirite?

[x..]

Post an example, please.

http://79.77.103.53/example.html

How is it effecting it?

It's giving it a white border, amirite?

Rite.

[Ratty]

CODE

img {
     border: 0px none;
}

Try adding that. Should remove border from any and all images you put on the page with that CSS.

[x..]

CODE

img {
     border: 0px none;
}

Try adding that. Should remove border from any and all images you put on the page with that CSS.

<3

Hehe thanks.

[Ratty]

You're welcome. xD

Btw, doesn't take a "HTML/CSS nerd" to get that.

Also:

How do I stop these effects from effecting my images?

It doesn't effect the images. It affects them.

However, it effects the border around the image.

L2English.

[Darkness]

How do I stop these effects from effecting my images?

It doesn't effect the images. It affects them.

However, it effects the border around the image.

No, it affects the border around the image. However, it effects an undesirable effect. xD (Unless there was no border previously? The example thing doesn't seem to work any more, so I'm not really sure what the situation was.)

[x..]

Quiet you.

[Kimojuno]

You can also do border="0" in your <img fields.

[Ratty]

You can also do border="0" in your <img fields.

Yep. But putting it in the CSS is better

How do I stop these effects from effecting my images?

It doesn't effect the images. It affects them.

However, it effects the border around the image.

No, it affects the border around the image. However, it effects an undesirable effect. xD (Unless there was no border previously? The example thing doesn't seem to work any more, so I'm not really sure what the situation was.)

There's no border for images, and then he used the CSS making the border. He wanted to remove the border again. So yes, effecting the border.

[Kimojuno]

You can also do border="0" in your <img fields.

Yep. But putting it in the CSS is better

How do I stop these effects from effecting my images?

It doesn't effect the images. It affects them.

However, it effects the border around the image.

No, it affects the border around the image. However, it effects an undesirable effect. xD (Unless there was no border previously? The example thing doesn't seem to work any more, so I'm not really sure what the situation was.)

There's no border for images, and then he used the CSS making the border. He wanted to remove the border again. So yes, effecting the border.

When linking somewhere with a image, a border is naturally placed around said image.