If you isolate your image tag from the anchor tags as in this example:
height=???24???>
some older Netscape browser versions attach a small blue underscore??”a tail, really??”to your image.
Because Dreamweaver automatically codes the anchor tag properly, without any additional whitespace, this
odd situation occurs only with hand-coded or previously coded HTML.
Text links are most often rendered with a blue color and underlined. Depending on the background color
for your page, you may want to change the color of text links to improve readability. You can specify the
document-link color by choosing Modify ??? Page Properties and selecting the Links color box. In Page
Properties, you can also alter the color to which the links change after being selected (the Visited Links
color), and the color flashed when the link is clicked (the Active Links color).
Eliminating underlines from links
Disabling the underline for the anchor tag,
, which is normally associated with hyperlinked text, is one
modification commonly included in style sheets.
Be careful when using this technique. Underlined text is a standard method of indicating a
hyperlink on the Web, and some clients or users may find your pages not as intuitive if the
underline indicator is no longer visible.
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