Add this to the top of your css:
img a {border: none;}
Bob

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Blue box around link wont go away

Im using DW cs3 and trying to redo a website. I have
everything in place, but when I add a link to an animated gif in
center of my page, it adds a blue border around the image. How can
I turn this off?
I have a nav column on left side of page will rollover
effects and there is no blue box around those images.
If thats not bad enough, I also have an animated gif above my
nav column, and when I add a link to it, It gets a blue box as well
and expands my nav table. I havent experienced this with older DW.
Any ideas on what Im doing or not doing right?
*****Disregard. Finally figured out you have to put a 0 in
for border. I dont remember ever having to put that in before. I
may just be getting old.

"David Powers" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> dellvostro wrote:
>> Im using DW cs3 and trying to redo a website. I have
everything in place,
>> but when I add a link to an animated gif in center
of my page, it adds a
>> blue border around the image. How can I turn this
off?
>
> Earlier versions of Dreamweaver automatically added 0 in
the Border
> attribute of an image if you embedded it in a link.
Dreamweaver CS3
> doesn't do so because it creates invalid code for HTML
Strict and XHTML
> Strict.
>
> A simple way to get rid of the blue border is to select
the image and type
> 0 in the Border field of the Property inspector.
>
> The better way to do it is to add the following rule to
your website's
> style sheet:
>
> a img {border:none;}
>
> Using the style rule is more efficient because the same
rule is
> automatically applied to all images embedded inside a
link in the same
> site.
Hi David - I thought he might want borders on some other
images on the page?
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Blue box around linked picture

I am trying to link some pictures on my homepage to other
pages in my site and when I link them, a blue box appears around
the picture. When I preview it in my browser, it gives me the
impression it is like a rollover or visited link. It turns the
default purple if I have clicked on it previously. I have changed
the page properties to make the link colors white, but that does
not help. Any suggestions or ideas??
Thanks!

Add this to your CSS -
a img { border:none; }
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>I am trying to link some pictures on my homepage to other
pages in my site
>and
> when I link them, a blue box appears around the picture.
When I preview it
> in
> my browser, it gives me the impression it is like a
rollover or visited
> link.
> It turns the default purple if I have clicked on it
previously. I have
> changed
> the page properties to make the link colors white, but
that does not help.
> Any
> suggestions or ideas??
>
> Thanks!
>

How do I get rid of blue boxes surrounding links?

Viewing .pdf files in Reader on my Android tablet, all my links are shown in a light blue field. This looks terrible and does not happen when I view them in other .pdf readers.
How can I get rid of these???
Thanks!

I don't think you can change the text box field properties using Reader; you would need an Acrobat type of app. The blue field box lets you know there is an active hyperlink and not just blue print that is underlined. If you open the same pdf in another pdf viewer you probably see the url with a blue underline but it isn't active. Kind of frustrating to see a blue underlined url and it doesn't work when you want to jump to it. In Adobe Reader, the light blue field box lets you know the link is active and not just blue print that is underlined. If you want to be able to follow the link you won't be able to in other readers. It's also handy to be able to identify the active links to more easily avoid making an accidental jump. The hyper-link field boxes are not always blue - in a colored background they might look like shadows. The colored field box should not show when you print the doc or when you view on other than mobile devices.

How do I get firefox to stop displaying blue boxes around my linked images?

I am talking about Firefox 3.5 on mac.
I was wondering if there was some way of turning off link highlighting on my website in Dreamweaver or if there is some kind of code I have to enter.
What happens is that i have images with hyperlinks and firefox puts blue boxes around them and it is ugly.
Safari works perfectly so its not me.

The answer to this question, Getting rid of blue borders around links is in the Dreamweaver FAQ.

Blue box around image link

I seem to get this obnoxious blue box around all image links
I create in Dreamweaver cs3. Has anyone experienced this and if so
how do I get rid of that bugger

>I am very new to this, but the way I got round this
problem was to add
>border="0" after the height="xx" for that image.
That'll work but it requires border="0" to be individually
added to every
single <img> which is a link in every single page on
your site.
The method suggested by Alec is created just the once and
applies
automatically to every single <img> which is a link on
every page both now
and into the future i.e. nil maintenance.
I know which I prefer :-)
Regards
John Waller

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Hi,
I had troubles finding out how to make a menu bar, so I went: insert>image objects> Image Placeholder, I uploaded a button I made at a website.. the image works fine, but somehow I have a blue bar around the image... How do i solve this? Also, how do you insert an interactive image (a button that links to another page on my website?
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In your CSS add:
a img {
border: none;
and the blue box will go away.
Did you read that post yet? The purple is just the default color for a visited link, but that code in your CSS will remove all borders from the images with links.

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The url I get the safari broken image link question mark in a blue box icon most often is "apple.com/startpage/". There may be 10 or 12 of them. However, most apple.com pages have at least 1. In fact I am looking at 1 right now. I have emptied the cache. I do not wish to reset Safari because I do not want to reenter all of the passwords to various sites. Is there a simple answer?
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Hey Guys,
Just messing around with iWeb and created a quick site at:
http://web.mac.com/tjmerwanji
I've noticed these blue boxes with a question mark in them in numerous areas, in place of some pictures or sometimes just randomly
Looked through the forums about text encoding and it didn't work or I'm doing it wrong
Just published normally to .Mac using iWeb,
Really need help!
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Hi,
I'm using the black template (i think), and I tried to add the "Add Comment" function. The i republished, and now i get is the '@post" where "add comment" should be....
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On Saturday morning, I went into my office where I have access to another network (I don't usually use it as it is a bit flaky), but when I tried that, the images did load.
Back at home, I tried again and the blue squares reappeared. I checked some of my own web pages which also had the squares, but only selectively (images in the same directory were OK; those that were accessed via internal links were not). Using FTP I checked the website: images were all OK as were the links on the pages themselves.
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Blue box with question mark

I previously posted a question regarding a blue box with a question mark in it being displayed instead of a picture. I have updated my Flash player and I have ensured that everything in the quicktime section of the system preferences was checked (except for PDF's).I was asked to post a link to the site I was having a problem with before, however it was password protected. I am again having problems, but I found a site where this occurs that it isn't password protected. Here is the link:
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The Blue box is on the left side under the tab for "Tickets". This isn't a huge deal this time, however when this problem occurs on the other site, I need to be able to access the pictures and can't. Thanks for your help!

http://cdn.nhl.com/oilers/images/upload/2008/10/header_features.gif is the missing image in your example.
Safari is reading the page code and knows an image file should appear. It places the ? mark to show you the error.
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