How Do You Remove Image Link Borders?
When you first insert a picture into your web page, it will appear the same on screen as it did in your image-editing program. Yet, as soon as you add a URL link to the image, most browsers will automatically add a blue border around the image to denote a clickable link, the same as you will see underneath a linked word or phrase. There is a very simple way to get rid of this link border. Step 1 Type in the code to display your image as you would normally. For example, 
, but replace “myimage.jpg” with your actual image name. (Remember to type in the full file address for the exact directory where the image resides if the image is not directly under your “public_html” folder.) Step 2 Surround that image tag with your tag to create the link. So the code for the linked image might read with “www.abcsitehere.com” replaced with the actual site that you want to link to. Step 3 Add the phrase “border=0”
