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rollerblast
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Posted - 30 March 2005 :  15:17:44  Show Profile  Visit rollerblast's Homepage
i managed to change the home button to an image.

<a href=""" & strHomeURL & """" & dWStatus("Homepage") & " tabindex=""-1""><acronym title=""Homepage"" <img src=home.gif></img></acronym></a>" & vbNewline & _

how would i get rid of the border and underline of it as seen on my forum:

http://www.rollerblast.co.uk/rbforum/default.asp

It seems to be showing differently in firefox and ie. Please help me if you can
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Ranko
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Posted - 30 March 2005 :  17:44:26  Show Profile
The dotted underline is seen in FireFox because it is interpreting the acronym tag that way. Since Snitz is using it improperly, and it is recomended that links get a title tag you should change it to:
<a href=""" & strHomeURL & """" & dWStatus("Homepage") & " tabindex=""-1"" title=""Homepage"" <img src=home.gif></img></a>" & vbNewline & _

You will also see the underline in the Snitz Logo in the footer (inc_footer.asp)

BTW, the same underline is showing in your header navigation text links, that is why it is so thick.
Edited by - Ranko on 30 March 2005 17:45:20
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rollerblast
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Posted - 30 March 2005 :  19:02:57  Show Profile  Visit rollerblast's Homepage
OO thanks for that! just for refereance adding border=0 will get rid of the border on the image as well. Like this below:

<a href=""" & strHomeURL & """" & dWStatus("Homepage") & " tabindex=""-1"" title=""Homepage"" <img src=home.gif border=0></img></a>" & vbNewline & _

for me this is only working for firefox though. Does the image just not appear in ie? even without the border comment.

Do you no how to make it work on both browsers?
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Edited by - rollerblast on 30 March 2005 19:12:15
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Ranko
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Posted - 31 March 2005 :  03:05:43  Show Profile
Which IE? I didn't bother looking at it in it last night, but there is no border on my screen and I have IE6.

Did you use transparency on the .png? Because IE might have issues with that.
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rollerblast
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Posted - 31 March 2005 :  03:30:35  Show Profile  Visit rollerblast's Homepage
it was a .gif and no i didnt use transparency. hmm IT may just be my browser if its working on your ie it must be ok.
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Shaggy
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Posted - 31 March 2005 :  04:21:47  Show Profile
The img tag doesn't have a closing tag. This: <img src=home.gif border=0></img> should be this: <img src=""home.gif"" border=""0"" />. You should also give your img width, height and alt attributes.
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rollerblast
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Posted - 31 March 2005 :  05:34:44  Show Profile  Visit rollerblast's Homepage
hmmm im sorry 2 say but ive tried combinations of each solution. and they only work in firefox. any other ideas?
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