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Firefox Image Link Style Problems (see Pics)
I have some funky Firefox issues going on...
Here is what my web page looks like in Chrome/Safari: http://grab.by/5ok9 Here is what my web page looks like in Firefox: http://grab.by/5oke
It's applying some undesirable styling on my 2 image links. Anyone know why and how to turn this off (the ugly purple box)?
Thanks...
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Answer
If an img is linked, then by default the browser shows the blue border around it. to avoid this, you can use this css rule:
a img { border:0 none;}
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source: stackoverflow.com
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