hi, I have a images that comes with url link, and when mouse over on images is showing small dot border on the around the images.

Dose any one know how i can disable the dot when mouse over also disable mouse over image to avoide direct to other page !

If is php that would be great or javascripts that would be great too.

AM

    I'm not sure if I understand you completely, but whatever:

    Disabling URI with PHP is an interesting approach... I however haven't give it a thought though.

    What you want to do should be done easiest with JS, you could:
    A) return false when the user clicks the object,

    <a href="http://www.example.com" onclick="return false">link</a>

    Or:

    😎 remove the href attribute tag completely.

    http://geekswithblogs.net/timh/archive/2006/01/19/66396.aspx

    This method needs you to back up the href before deleting it if you want to reactivate the URI on a later event.

      It's most likely a CSS issue.

      Look around in your CSS styles for something like:

      img a:hover {
      text-decoration: underline; color: #cccccc;
      }

      Or something along those lines.

        yes, I guess it's css issue like how Horizon88 said... just check if you have set "border" style in ur css for a link/style, you may have set a hover link and used it in ur link's class..

          What, you are ganging up against me?

          "... disable the dot when mouse over ... " yes that could be a CSS-hover issue, but:

          the title "disable link", and "...to avoide direct to other page..." speaks loads for my case.

          I'm just saying there are possibilities in this question. And I think if we all work together we could probably convince Alidad that there is something wrong with his/her php script.

            Well, I only addressed the CSS border issue because I didn't really understand anything else in the post. :\

              Yeah, it was kind of cryptic, but I just figured that was the idea... Adds to the challenge, you know...

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