Having problems with my image map

[SpasticDisaster]

I have a webcomic, and this weekend I was trying to redo my page. I decided I was going to add an image map. I then did so, with Frontpage(in case that's a factor in my problem). I then uploaded it to see how it looked, and something weird happened, it now has a blue outline around the whole image. It's weird because my links are set ot be a gray color anyway, not blue. The blue seemed to have come from nowhere. I would like to get rid of this outline, but I have no idea how.
Additionally, if you notice on the right, there's the gray link color around the linked buttons, I would also like to know how to get rid of it around them.
So, basically, I would like to know what the deal is with the blue outline, as in why it showed up, and how I fix it. I would also like to know how to get rid of the gray link border from the link buttons.

Here's the page:
http://goodnevil.comicgenesis.com/indexprogress.html
Feel free to view my source to try and figure out my problem.

Thank you so much in advance to anyone who is nice enough to help!

[mburt]

When you have an <img> tag wrapped in <a href="#"></a>, it defaults the border to a blue line. To get rid of the image border do this:

<a href="#"><img src="whatever.jpg" border="0"></a>

and for the links on the right, do the same thing. Just write <img src="whatever.jpg" border="0"> for the images.

[jscheuer1]

Generally, to avoid those sorts of effects, set the image border="0":


<img src="whatever" border="0">

This is also true of images used with image maps.

[mburt]

Umm.. not to be rude or anything, but didn't I just say that :)

[SpasticDisaster]

Wow, I figured it was something simple that I never knew.
You guys are awesome, thanks so much.

[jscheuer1]

Umm.. not to be rude or anything, but didn't I just say that :)

Check out the time index of the two messages, yours wasn't even there when I originally hit the reply button. After I hit the submit button, I did what I always do, I went on to the next thing.

It's called cross posting. I notice that I am often the second one in such cases because I usually look at the source to make sure my solution will work with it, spell-check my response, and preview it a few times.

[mburt]

Ok, that makes sense