Taking out the border off from an image

Discussion in 'Web Design & Programming' started by blade, Aug 8, 2006.

  1. blade

    blade GEEK 2.0

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    Everytime I link a website on an image, it would create a border; how do you get rid of the border? Is there an HTML code to get rid of the border?
    Here is the code I usually use for linking a website to an image...

    HTML:
    <a href="https://..." target=_self><img src="file:pic.gif" width="..." height="..">
     
  2. Matt555

    Matt555 iMod

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    Code:
    <img src="" height="" width="" alt="" border="0" />
    
     
  3. blade

    blade GEEK 2.0

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    Awesome. Thanks!
    Also, I'm sure you've used Dreamweaver before, since you were the one that recommended it to me!; how do you place an image behind text; I've looked everywhere, can't figure how to do it
     
  4. Matt555

    Matt555 iMod

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    I'm just replying to that now, I'll tell you a couple of ways of doing it.
     
  5. vol7ron

    vol7ron Guest

    Make a table <table><tr><td style="background-image('url');">This is text over the image</td></tr></table> and put a background in a cell or the table itself

    You can do the same thing with <span></span> or <div></div> tags
     
  6. Matt555

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    I've already done it for him :)
     

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