How to Remove an Image with a Hyperlink Border on CSS
In Web programming, you may use images as the hyperlink in anchor tags. By default, browsers place a border around an image when you use it in a hyperlink. You may remove the border by defining a property in a cascading style sheet that changes the border style for anchor images, setting the border value to zero pixels. By defining a property in this way, it only affects hyperlinks that use images in place of the link text and not any other hyperlinks.
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Instructions
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Open your CSS file.
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Type the following:
a img { border: 0px; }
The border value changes the default border size to zero pixels, effectively erasing it.
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Save the CSS file and upload it to your Web server.
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