Whenever I use <a href> and link to whatever it is its always in blue. I do not mind that in text cause it helps out to pick out where link is. But I wanted to make a menu bar on top of my page and wanted to make pictures so that they would be one beside eacch other. But even after when I made cellpadding and cellspacing="0" it still had this blue line around the image that was <a href>
Is there any way to do something like
<a href="forum/page1.php" target="_blank">
<img src="buy_sell.jpg"></a>
without having the image being highlighted in blue? and then purple once you clicked it. I mean I just want the blue line around gone out of sight.

The links are inheriting styles from a parent element. Post a link to the site in question and I can take a look at it.

I did not create a parent element, and neither did I make any links to the .css since I have none.
This is what I meant
Untitled.jpg
And I am trying to get rid of the blue lines so it looks like they are attached, but by clicking one u go to one link and clicking the other u go to other link.
code I used is simply

<tr>
<td width="147" height="67"><a href="forum/page1.php" target="_blank">
<img src="buy_sell.jpg"></a></td>
<td width="147" height="67"><a href="forum/page1.php" target="_blank">
<img src="forum.jpg"></a></td>
<td width="147" height="67">v67h147 Bar link</td>
<td width="147" height="67">v67h147 Bar link</td>
<td width="147" height="67">v67h147 Bar link</td>

That is all. Thanks for all your help.

Try these:

<a href="forum/page1.php" target="_blank">
<img src="buy_sell.jpg" style="border: none"></a>

<a href="forum/page1.php" target="_blank">
<img src="forum.jpg" style="border: none"></a>

works like a charm thanks a lot. never knew about style border thing.
Thanks again

no border is the way

This can be done also by CSS also.

Originally Posted by projsytro

This can be done also by CSS also.

i m agree with you ... it is very easy by using CSS

Yes, with CSS all you have to do is put this somewhere in your style sheet and all linked images will not have a border:

img {
border: none;
}

and if you don't use an external style sheet just put this inside your head section:

<style type="text/css">
img {
border: none;
}
</style>

This way you don't have to add the border none to each image individually but the rule will apply to all images on the page.

Whoa thanks a lot I was actually was having few problems with that, but now it works ^^
Thanks a lot everyone

And I suggest that you watch the HTML tutorial in Youtube. I learn a lot from them. Especially in managing your links.

Originally Posted by Towhid

Try these:

<a href="forum/page1.php" target="_blank">
<img src="buy_sell.jpg" style="border: none"></a>

<a href="forum/page1.php" target="_blank">
<img src="forum.jpg" style="border: none"></a>

this is one great method to resolve it ,in fact,if you use dreamweaver to build website,it is more easy ,you can choose CSS mode and select coresponding style,i think i quoted answer is available,but dont forget add ,<style></style>at the beginning and ending.
if you it is text not picture ,the operating mothed is similar.good luck...

Originally Posted by Towhid

Try these:

<a href="forum/page1.php" target="_blank">
<img src="buy_sell.jpg" style="border: none"></a>

<a href="forum/page1.php" target="_blank">
<img src="forum.jpg" style="border: none"></a>

This is the right way. But it can be done by css also.

it would be better for u do it with css and ID for it.

#img a
{
border:none;
}

Hi...
I read you post, you can use target and border tag to do this, a href tag not preferring color tag.but u can user target link color and border tag, You can also change in Browser setting. Thanks for sharing information.

Thankss for helpingg.. this helps me alot..