How to change how a link looks

I have a div id called #clickLeft it make a box with a boarder and has some writing in it. I want to make the whole box click able and send it to another page. But the problem I am having is that it changes the wording color. I want to keep the words the same color. how do I accomplish this.

Have you placed that element inside the anchors? (<a>)???...if so,
then adding border:0; in your CSS will fix this for you

Hi everybody,

i'm having similar prb, in particular i have a jpg image inside a div tag that links to a link.
When i see my page on every browser the border of the jpg is blu.
I don't want that to happen, i'd prefer the border to remain trasparent.
I've just added the css code to set the border to 0 but it didn't work.
Does anyone know how to fix this prb?

add border="0" within the image tag.


ex.
<img src="yourimage.jpg" width="100px" height="100px" border="0">

Hi dflynn,
border is a deprecated attribute. Though width and height is not yet deprecated, I'm encouraging to start using presentation instead.

CSS should be able to work this:


Hope it helps.

It works but if i put this code in the css file:

a:img {
border: 0;
}

i thought the result was the same.
What d'you think?

It will not work since its erroneous.
There's not img pseudo class for img element.

You're right, but is there a way to put this feature directly in the css together with a:link and so on?

There are always possibility, but I would'nt speak of any without seeing how your markups is arranged.