Attribute for <IMG ...>
BORDER =integer

BORDER is most useful for removing the visible border around images which are inside links. By default images inside lunks have visible borders around them to indicate that they are links. However, user generally recognize these "link moments" and the border merely detracts from the appearance of the page. For example, this button has a border around it:

this code	produces this
<A HREF="http://www.mikes-marketing-tools.com"><IMG SRC="mmt.gif" HEIGHT=23 WIDTH=133 ALT="Mike's Marketing Tools"></A>

To remove the border, set the BORDER attribute to 0:

this code	produces this
<A HREF="http://www.mikes-marketing-tools.com"><IMG SRC="mmt.gif" BORDER=0 HEIGHT=23 WIDTH=133 ALT="Mike's Marketing Tools"></A>

For images that are not inside links, a BORDER value greater than zero sets a visible border around the image.

this code	produces this
<IMG SRC="pumpkin.gif" ALT="picture of a pumpkin" HEIGHT=100 WIDTH=100 BORDER=10>

Netscape still has problems correctly rendering visible borders. If you want a border around your image it may be better to simply add the border directly to your image using your favorite graphics editor.

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