Border around link image

I placed an image, then linked it. Now I have a bright blue
box around it. Any ideas on why it is doing this?

Use CSS with this rule -
a img { border:none; }
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"cdeatherage" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> The default designation in most browsers indicates links
by changing the
> text
> to blue and adding an underline or placing a blue border
around an image.
> [The
> end user can change that in his/her browser preferences,
but that is
> another
> issue.] Because you made the image a link, your browser
is showing the
> border
> around the image.
>
> The only way you can get around that is, in DW go to
page properties and
> re-set the colors for links to something that you like.
If this image is
> the
> only link on your page, you can just make the links
colors the same as
> your
> background, and it will disappear. If you have other
links on the page,
> however, this isn't going to be practical because they
will disappear, and
> that
> would not be a good thing.
>

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