IE 6 PC, how to change border color on linked image?

Hi,

How do you change the border color on an image with a link in IE PC
using CSS?

Changing the color of the <a> text doesn't work for some reason.
Changing the border property of the image doesn't work either (the right
border gets cut off).

Misha

Perhaps I shoudl specify:

I have an image in a photogallery. I want the image to have a black
border around it. On mouse over I want the border to change to white.

However, there is text on the same <a> as the image, separated with a
</br>. I would like the text color to change when I hover over the
image, and the image to change when I hover over the text.


Misha


Misha wrote:

Hi,

How do you change the border color on an image with a link in IE PC
using CSS?

Changing the color of the <a> text doesn't work for some reason.
Changing the border property of the image doesn't work either (the right
border gets cut off).

Misha

a img {border: 1px solid red;}

Is that what you're looking for?

- Josh

Misha wrote:

Hi,

How do you change the border color on an image with a link in IE PC
using CSS?

Changing the color of the <a> text doesn't work for some reason.
Changing the border property of the image doesn't work either (the right
border gets cut off).

Misha

Then make it:

a:link, a:visited {color: black;}
a:hover, a:active {color: red;}
a img {border: 1px solid black;}
a:hover img {border-color: white;}

- Josh

Misha wrote:

Perhaps I shoudl specify:

I have an image in a photogallery. I want the image to have a black
border around it. On mouse over I want the border to change to white.

However, there is text on the same <a> as the image, separated with a
/br>. I would like the text color to change when I hover over the
image, and the image to change when I hover over the text.


Misha


Misha wrote:

Hi,

How do you change the border color on an image with a link in IE PC
using CSS?

Changing the color of the <a> text doesn't work for some reason.
Changing the border property of the image doesn't work either (the
right border gets cut off).

Misha