This is my second time posting this because no one responded before. If someone could please help me out or point me into the direction if something that could I would greatly appreciate it....
Okay...so this is probably pretty simple to most of you but I need some help. I'm using the webpage wizzard because I couldn't get the other to work right. My first question is... when I'm linking a graphic to another page, how do I make the neon blue/purple outline go away? I could do this in AOLPress by clicking an unlink button but I can't figure it out here. My second question is... how do I make a link show up at the bottom of the screen, like when doing a mouseover, without actually linking it? I want to give artists credit for certain graphics but I don't want to have them all linked... I just want the web address to show... do you know what I'm talkin about? If anyone could help me with these two things I would appreciate it greatly. Thanks so much in advance!

Browser: KissMeGreenEyes2,2

The "outline" is a border. Because links have colors, the image is bordered in the link colors. In your image tag, add the attribute border=0 inside the image tag and it will go away

About the "unlinked link", I don't know off hand how to make the mouseover text that appears at the bottom, or if it can even be done if it's not a link. But what you can do is put the alt attribute in your image. This is always a good idea and should be in all of your image tag. What will happen is, when the image is moused over the alt text will appear on the screen.
Example:



I just realized when proofing this post, that the alt thing doesn't work in all browsers...probably only IE. But you should still use it. I will try to find a better solution for what you wanted and I'll post back

Add this to the image tag to have the text show in the status bar.
**take the h-y-p-h-e-n-s out of...I had to do that to make it show up.

O-N-M-O-U-S-E-O-V-E-R="window.status='write your text here';return true;" O-N-M-O-U-S-E-O-U-T="window.status='';return true;"

But I think this only works in IE as well...didn't work in my Mozilla.

For some reason, Microsoft decided to use the alt attribute as a title attribute.

Just add:
alt="Michelleigh Creations" title="Michelleigh Creations"
and it should work in most browsers.

Works in Opera 7.5, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape 4.7..

THANK YOU SOO MUCH! I really appreciate you taking the time to respond to my post. I'm am a work right now and can't try it yet but I'm going to see what I can do when I get home. Thanks again. If you ever need anything just lemme know and I would be glad to link to your site on my credits page if you would like me to.

Browser: KissMeGreenEyes2,2

aahh, good to know Corwings. I'll have to start doing that!

Uhh Just were do u put it i have the tag like this