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Losing the border from the "a href=" tag.
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If I throw "border = 0" into the "a href" tag in html, in principle that should remove the border that highlights a link.
It doesn't seem to be working, if I click (in this case an image) the link the highlight appears, and even worse if I return to the page using the back button on my browser the link is still highlighted.
Anyone know a workaround for this one?
Is it because I'm using a Mac? (Internet Explorer 5.1)
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Originally posted by skalie:
If I throw "border = 0" into the "a href" tag in html, in principle that should remove the border that highlights a link.
It doesn't seem to be working, if I click (in this case an image) the link the highlight appears, and even worse if I return to the page using the back button on my browser the link is still highlighted.
Anyone know a workaround for this one?
Is it because I'm using a Mac? (Internet Explorer 5.1)
To remove the border from an image, the border=0 would go in the image tag, not the link tag.
But that's not what you're talking about - what you're seeing isn't the border, it's IE's method of hilighting a link. It can't be removed through HTML.
Amorya
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What the nerd community most often fail to realize is that all features aren't equal. A well implemented and well integrated feature in a convenient interface is worth way more than the same feature implemented crappy, or accessed through a annoying interface.
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What you need to do is remove the focus from that link to get rid of the border. You can prolly do it in JavaScript - I can't test my hypothesis right now because I'm not using a Mac so my links don't have that "border" around them.
-Raman
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Try to stick an "onfocus="blur()";" in there. If I recall, it should work for both links and buttons.
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Originally posted by Synotic:
Try to stick an "onfocus="blur()";" in there. If I recall, it should work for both links and buttons.
That worked like a charm, many thanks.
onfocus = "blur();"
.......is the syntax that weaved the magic
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