[t_hah]

I have an image with a strange half circluar layout, there are links around the half circle. I am using image map to actually define the links. Does anyone know the way to make the borders of a link disappear when a user clicks on it? What I mean is that in IE if you click on a link you will get the outline of the image map your mouse clicked on. I would like to get rid of this effect.

thanks,


t

[Simon Mundy]

Add an

OnFocus='Blur()'

to each of your < a > tags

[System.out]

To lose the border of a imagemap or ANY image when clicked, you can add BORDER="0" to it's image tag like so...

< a href="blahblah.map">< img border="0" src="graphic.gif" ISMAP...

Note, that it should go between IMG and SRC.

[Adam Betts]

Originally posted by Simon Mundy:
Add an

OnFocus='Blur()'

to each of your < a > tags

What is that? I never heard of it before.

I'm sure what he want to know is those BORDER='0' commands.

[Simon Mundy]

Originally posted by Adam Betts:


What is that? I never heard of it before.

I'm sure what he want to know is those BORDER='0' commands.

Trust me, if you want to get rid of those ugly blue borders that appear when you click on a link - that's on either images or text - then this will do the trick on any javascript-enabled version of IE (especially for Mac):

Code:
<a href="#" onfocus="blur()">Try this</a>

- Here's the code: < a href="#" onfocus="blur()">Try this< /a >

[t_hah]

Thank you for all the inputs. The onFocus="blur()" does work.

I am using image maps and I used the onFocus the following way:

<area shape="poly" coords="303,322,305,415,516,418,515,380,405,375,40 2,326" href="links.php" name="Links" onFocus="blur()">