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Mike Teezie

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This will probably be an annoying question to you gurus, but I just started messing with this stuff, and I have no idea what I am doing.

The company I work for is tired of dealing with flaky web designers, and has tapped me to learn how to manage and update our website.

The site is: www.shopmojo.com

The problem is, on page 1, there are visible blue boxes around some of the shirts in IE, on Windows. On my Mac, I can't see the boxes in Safari or IE.

Seeing as how 95% will be able to see these boxes, I need to know what I have done wrong to make them visible.

And on the site, be kind, its my first time.

😱
 
I'm not on a PC so I can't check, but try setting the images' borders to 0, eg (for the image on the front page):
Code:
<img src="Images/heatherhome.jpg" width="324" height="585" [b]border="0"[/b]>

You might also want to validate the site at http://validator.w3.org, then it will be more likely to display consistently between browsers.
 
that happens because of default styling for links that contain images. to combat this, you can use some CSS...

Code:
a img, a:link img { border: 0; }
 
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