NewYorkSamurai

Oh my goodness! That was the cause all along! That's a piece of web etiquette I had not learned yet. Thank you. I chose that because not all of my A elements are images. But I think I may be misunderstanding your advice. That background image also employs an image map. When I learned image maps I only learned to form them in the page itself. If I move it to the style sheet, can it still maintain the image map?

First of all, I'm new here. Hello everyone. I'm Dan. Secondly, I've got this CSS Border issue that is bugging the hell out of me. I've been unable to find the solution to this problem, and I've scoured the web for weeks looking for the answer. diazgraphics.com is my site. The images on my site have a white border added to them with CSS. The borders look fine in Firefox, but when I view it in IE6 there's an extra space at the bottom between the image and its border. Everyone I've shown my site has viewed it in IE6 and never noticed it until I pointed it out, but that's not good enough. I need there to be no space there. How can I eliminate the unwanted bottom space between the image and its CSS border?