I wanted to make a picture link, but after the picture there is such a little thing like "_" as underscore. Where could she come from?
<a href="#" ><img src="img/menu1.gif" width="130" height="40"/></a> 
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- and here: jsfiddle.net/oceog/6ZyXj leads in ie or other browsers? - zb '
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Well, remove the underscore if it is not needed. Here is an example via css .
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- oops did not think) thanks) - Dikaz
- I still have problems ... I went to the site with IE, he outlines the link text-decoration doesn't help what to do? - Dikaz 2:42 pm
- oneAdd: a img {border: none; } - Deonis
- try so img {border: 0;} - Cone
- @Deonis thanks ... helped) - Dikaz
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