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    Hi all! I'm having a rather irritating issue with Hyperlinked Images, and spacing. Here goes. I have a table with two adjacent images, with the left one hyperlinked. Code is as follows:

    Now, as you see by that, the images are RIGHT next to each other, with a slight white space inbetween, which is caused by the white hyperlink border (Change it to blue, then remove the hyperlink to see the difference) What i want to know if it is possible to remove the hyperlink border, or set it's thickness to 0 (Hopefully removing it like that) Any suggestions? -= Reelix =-

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      Hi all! I'm having a rather irritating issue with Hyperlinked Images, and spacing. Here goes. I have a table with two adjacent images, with the left one hyperlinked. Code is as follows:

      Now, as you see by that, the images are RIGHT next to each other, with a slight white space inbetween, which is caused by the white hyperlink border (Change it to blue, then remove the hyperlink to see the difference) What i want to know if it is possible to remove the hyperlink border, or set it's thickness to 0 (Hopefully removing it like that) Any suggestions? -= Reelix =-

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      NeverHeardOfMe
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      use border="0" within the img tag, not the a tag 'a cellpadding' is also irrelevant

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        use border="0" within the img tag, not the a tag 'a cellpadding' is also irrelevant

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        Reelix
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        Aaah! Thanks alot! Works perfectly :)

        -= Reelix =-

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