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So...Apple sues to stop product leaks.
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That doesn't work, amych. I also tried
a.picture:link { border-style : none}
and
a:link#picture { border-style : none}
and
a#picture:link { border-style : none}
and
a:link.picture { border-style : none}
and even
a.picture { border-style : none}
While I was at it, but nothing. Still bordered.
You're right. That's what I get for suggesting off the top of my head.
Try
#picture a { border: none; }
Which works in Firefox/Win2K. Haven't played with it in any other browsers.
Bless you! One of these days I'll read the entire CSS spec in order. I'm sure I've covered it by bits and pieces, but inheritance just never sticks that way.
To think it was just
two
characters off from where I was.
Now my page is all tidy and stuff.
I've read it, and I still have to look shit up when it gets at all complicated.
I've just done a three browser check (Opera, Firefox, and IE) and they all display the picture correctly without the dotted bottom border. Seems that IE also loses the border on the text in the picturebox div, but I really don't care.
Something I dropped into the code that I never had before -- link rel navigation attributes. I don't know if other browsers care, but in Opera I can now move to the next page in the series with a mouse gesture, instead of having to click on anything.
You mean prev, next, that kind of thing? Cool.
Yeah -- I've been skimming this accessibility site, and it doesn't seem like the major browsers care. Still, I like what it does for Opera, and it can't hurt.