Jpg Link - Cant Change Border Around Link - Explorer

I am creating a website in Blues, oranges, and some greens. I
have made some simple jpg buttons in the color scheme. I set the
Page Property- Link color and Visited links to orange, which is
what I want - but in Explorer they have a Fuscia border around them
which really messes up my color scheme.(only the linked jpg's not
all the others) However, in Netscape the jpg/link border is orange,
as I set up, and they look good. What can I do to make the Fuscia
go away?

Add border="0" to the <img>:
<img src="image.jpg" alt="image description" width="300"
height="200"
border="0" />
Ken Ford
Adobe Community Expert - Dreamweaver
Fordwebs, LLC
http://www.fordwebs.com
"Betheanne_P" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
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>I am creating a website in Blues, oranges, and some
greens. I have made
>some
> simple jpg buttons in the color scheme. I set the Page
Property- Link
> color and
> Visited links to orange, which is what I want - but in
Explorer they have
> a
> Fuscia border around them which really messes up my
color scheme.(only the
> linked jpg's not all the others) However, in Netscape
the jpg/link border
> is
> orange, as I set up, and they look good. What can I do
to make the Fuscia
> go
> away?
>

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