Adding a link to an image

[Agent_Trig]

Any idea why this is happening?

 

I have added a link to a banner image on my homepage, and the link works but it has added a black border around the image which turns blue when I mouse over it :huh:

 

Does anyone know how to disable this border?

 

Cheers ;)

[squalid]

border=0 ?

[Agent_Trig]

border=0 ?

 

Where would that be?

 

The weird thing is that this border disappears when I remove the link. It only appears when I add the link to the image. And its a black border which changes blue when you mouse over the image.

[MR1]

border=0

that should be after the width

[Agent_Trig]

border=0

that should be after the width

 

My border is set to 0.

 

I have pasted in the Introduction text below and highlighted the image that I am trying to add a link to. Hopefully one of you guys will be able to see what I've done wrong....

 

 

define('TEXT_MAIN', '<img src="http://www.tifco.co.uk/images/free_delivery.jpg"><br>

<br><img src="http://www.tifco.co.uk/images/january-raj-banner.jpg"><br><br>Here at <b>The Indian Furniture Company</b>, we offer a huge range of the highest quality Indian furniture. With many years experience in the furniture industry, we are able to source the finest products available. We import direct from the manufacturer. This cuts out the middle man, meaning we can offer excellent value for money whilst still maintaining the superior quality we pride ourselves on.<br><br>

All our furniture is hand crafted by skilled Indian craftsmen with generations of experience. Only the highest grade timber is used in manufacturing each piece. Every strip of wood is kiln dried and seasoned which means that there is no chance of pieces splitting. We only use hardwoods Sheesham (Indian Rosewood) and Acacia for our furniture, no veneer is used. Just the natural wood with a supreme wax polish to enhance the beauty of the grain. When you buy a piece of furniture from The Indian Furniture company you can have the confidence that what you are buying will last you a lifetime.<table border="0" width="100%" cellspacing="5" cellpadding="2"><tr><td class="main" valign="top">' . '</b></font>.');

define('TABLE_HEADING_NEW_PRODUCTS', 'New Furniture For %s');

define('TABLE_HEADING_UPCOMING_PRODUCTS', 'Upcoming Furniture');

define('TABLE_HEADING_DATE_EXPECTED', 'Date Expected');

[squalid]

try -

 

<img src="http://www.tifco.co.uk/images/free_delivery.jpg" border="0"><br>

 

 

adding border="0" before end of img scr

[squalid]

try -

 

<img src="http://www.tifco.co.uk/images/free_delivery.jpg" border="0"><br>

 

 

adding border="0" before end of img scr

[squalid]

try -

 

<img src="http://www.tifco.co.uk/images/free_delivery.jpg" border="0"><br>

 

 

adding border="0" before end of img scr

[Agent_Trig]

try -

 

<img src="http://www.tifco.co.uk/images/free_delivery.jpg" border="0"><br>

adding border="0" before end of img scr

 

 

Superb!!! That's worked - cheers mate :thumbsup:

[Guest]

Superb!!! That's worked - cheers mate :thumbsup:

<img src="http://www.tifco.co.uk/images/free_delivery.jpg" border="0" />

 

You need the slash for it to be correct html

img src is a self closing entity and the slash does it

[squalid]

You need the slash for it to be correct html

img src is a self closing entity and the slash does it

 

depends if you are trying to validate site or not, and if that is the case - there will be more pressing issues than '/' at end of img...

[shooter-boy]

<?php echo '<a href="' . tep_href_link('PATH') . '"><img src="images/IMAGE.gif" border="0"></a>';?>

 

Obviously replace PATH with the path and IMAGE with the image path...

 

If you don't use tep_href_link then people can lose sessions...

 

Rob

[squalid]

image isnt clickable

[shooter-boy]

What do you mean "image isn't clickable"...?

 

The method i provided gives the only correct way to link an image without breaking the session.

 

Rob

[squalid]

image isnt a link or clickable to go anywhere else, so problem of sessions not being carried over wont apply

[shooter-boy]

But the topic of the thread is "Adding a link to an image, I can do that, but it's also adding a border around the image".

 

I don't see how the image is not meant to be clickable when the topic explicitly says "Adding a link".

 

But i guess either way, the OP has a solution to the problem.

 

Rob

[shooter-boy]

Ah, forgive me... I have now re-read the thread, and looked at his code...

 

Adding a link referring to physically getting the image to appear on the page... not adding a link to somewhere else...

 

Ah... it's 4.45am over here... so hey ;)

 

Rob