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    LinkinTheory

    LinkinTheory Well-Known Member

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    Does anyone know the HTML tag that will make links look like normal text and take that blue border off images when you are using them to make a link?
     
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    elie

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    Making links look like normal text is all resolved through your CSS tags, so run a search for that, or check out http://lissaexplains.com for a quick and easy tutorial.

    As for taking the blue border off images that are hyperlinked, simply make sure you turn the border completely off, as follows:

    Code:
    <a href="linkhere.php"><img src="img_adress_here.php" border="0"></a>
    Enjoy. ;)
     
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    Mr. Benzedrine

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    Im trying to think, ill get back to you
     
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    LinkinTheory

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    Thanks, Elie2. Any relation to the first one? :p
     
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    elie

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    Thanks, Elie2. Any relation to the first one? :p [/b][/quote]
    First Elie? Hehe.
     
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    SargeTron

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    i want to make a way where you can check say, downloads, then click download, and youll get a generated .zip or .rar file with your selected downloads in it. any help???
     
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    d0dGy MiKE

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    for that you will need to use CSS you put something like the following:
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    <style type='text/css'>
    a:link {color:Black; font-size:12px; text-decoration:none;}
    a:hover {color:Red; font-size:12px; text-decoration:underline;}
    </style>
    
    obviously change all the details necessary. a:link stands for normal unclicked links, a:hover stand for when you put the mouse over a link and it changes.
    if you want all images to not have a border (instead of having to put <img src='pic.gif' border='0'> all the time) also add this on a separate line between the <style> tags
    Code:
    img { border: 0px; }
     

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