Getting rid of link coloring

I've tried setting the CSS link colors to match my
background, and this has fixed the problem in Safari and Firefox
but not IE. It looks messy, thanks to the fact that the nav buttons
are non-rectangualr gifs with transparency on.
Any suggestions?

Not really. The best way to do this is to use the CSS
a img { border:none; }
in your stylesheet. Then you don't have to add anything to
any image tag.
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> No URL yet - but I figured it out. Just had to set the
image to
> border="0". Thanks.

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