Dumb html question.
If you have an <a> tag with a graphic that you can click as the link, how do you eliminate the purple border that you get that shows the button has been pressed?
eta: I mean, besides just using a function call instead....
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Dumb html question.
If you have an <a> tag with a graphic that you can click as the link, how do you eliminate the purple border that you get that shows the button has been pressed?
eta: I mean, besides just using a function call instead....
tommyrot, border=0
As part of the <a> tag? Doesn't work.
eta: But it works as part of the <img> tag. Cool!
Oops! Yes, because it's an attribute of the image, and I didn't think through a full example before phone-posting.
I put img {border:0;} in my style sheets.
I put img {border:0;} in my style sheets.
Good idea. Except this huge web application only has a single instance of an image as part of an <a> tag - every other button has a javascript function call instead.
Which is why the Mystery of the Purple Border Around the Button remained unaddressed until now.
Those images are sneaky bastards.
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