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Hello,

El Jueves, 4 de Mayo de 2006 09:21, Kai Sattler escribió:
> Now I want to avoid that the blue frame occurs,
> and a way of doing this is using an HTML construct like
>
> <a href=...><img src="imglink-7.png" BORDER="no"></img></a>
>
> where BORDER="no" tells the browser to not show the blue frame.
> But instead of having to edit the HTML code itself, I would like to include
> BORDER="no" in the TeXmacs document. Is this possible and how can
> I do it?

And shouldn't be easier to use CSS to do that? I don't know much about HTML
or
CSS but I think that it's better to separate contents of design.

Javier


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• image links in exported html, Kai Sattler, 05/04/2006
  • Re: [TeXmacs] image links in exported html, Javier Arantegui, 05/04/2006
  • Re: [TeXmacs] image links in exported html, Henri Lesourd, 05/05/2006

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