Bounding box around rollover images

Can anyone tell me how to remove a visible bounding box on
rollover images. The bounding box does not appear until you click
on the rollover image. This does not show up in Safari but does
show in IE and Firefox. Any help is appreciated.

> I have
> one other question, do you know why some browsers are
set for seeing this
> bounding box and others (like Safari) are not?
No, I have no idea. But I realize, I may have given you a bum
steer. What
I was describing was the a:focus functionality which happens
BEFORE you
click. What you are asking about is something that you see
AFTER clicking,
right? In that case, try the CSS rule -
a img { outline:none; }
and see if that works.
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> Murray, Thanks for the code and for the information, I
had no idea it
> could be
> useful. It just looked odd on my rollover buttons. I am
a newbie at all
> this,
> barely knowing HTML (planning on taking a class) but
loving Dreamweaver. I
> have
> one other question, do you know why some browsers are
set for seeing this
> bounding box and others (like Safari) are not?
>
> I really appreciate your help and going to take your
advice and leave it
> alone.
>

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