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[Henri Lesourd <address@hidden>]

Kai Sattler wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am using TeXmacs for creation of HTML pages that include hyperlinks
> with an image. The exported HTML works fine, but usually the browser
> shows a blue frame around the image indicating that the image has a
> hyperlink attached. 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?
>
>  
No, it is (most probably) not possible, if the HTML export doesn't
take into account the info about links you encode in the TeXmacs
document.

Usually, a small XSLT, or Perl script is the best way for completing
little details out of TeXmacs HTML export.