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Anyone who uses Foxfire

Steve C.

New Member
I just downloaded Mozilla Foxfire. when I went to check out my website
I found it to be very ugly. Will others who have foxfire have a look and
tell me if it looks like this? It's not supposed to have the blue lines around
the links. I don't see them with IE.
 

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Fred Weiss

Merchant Member
With FireFox I see blue borders on all linked images except Valentino Script ... so you may want to look at what you may have done differently with that one.

Frankly, I assumed I've always assumed the blue borders were intentional and you just didn't have good taste. :ROFLMAO:
 

Steve C.

New Member
With FireFox I see blue borders on all linked images except Valentino Script ... so you may want to look at what you may have done differently with that one.

Frankly, I assumed I've always assumed the blue borders were intentional and you just didn't have good taste. :ROFLMAO:

Geez...thanks fred. I think :rolleyes:
 

BrianKE

New Member
Very simple to remove if you are using CSS stylesheet, just add the following line to your stylesheet:

a img {border: none; }

If you are not using a stylesheet you can add the above to each <IMG> tag to remove the blue lines.

Brian
 

Bigdawg

Just Me
if you use the image tag instead of the style sheet it needs to be < border="0" > inside the <IMG> tag
 

Steve C.

New Member
Thanks Brian, I'll give it a try. My html skills are lacking to say the least.
When I first built the website I did check it in Netscape and saw the
blue lines. I ask some others to check it and they didn't see them. So I
assumed it was something to do with my computer.
 

Steve C.

New Member
Ok.. I can fix by change the behavior from map to picture.

This is gona take awhile. Thanks everyone. I can't believe signfonts has
been looking like that on some browsers for nearly 10 yrs. How embarrassing.
 

joeshaul

New Member
You need to add
border="0"
in your image tags to get rid of the blue box.

IE:
<a href="something.htm"><img border="0" src="myimage.jpg"></a>

Given what has been done to the site, you might want to see about reverting it :)
 
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