Link formatting not working

[lord_havoc]

Okay, so I made an image map because if I did the images individually the text wasn't aligned just right. Now the problem I'm having is that even though I told it not to, it boxes the image with blue like the internet's defaults.

My formating is as follows

a:link{ 
	text-decoration: none; 
	color: #000000;
        background-color: #000000; }

a:visited{ 
	text-decoration: none; 
	color: #000000;
        background-color: #000000; }

a:hover{ 
	text-decoration: none; 
	color: #000000; 
        background-color: #000000; }

a:active{ 
	text-decoration: none; 
	color: #000000;
        background-color: #000000; }

And my code in my HTML document is this

<img src="navigation.PNG" 
width="800" height="40" 
usemap="#navmap">

<map id="navtmap" name="navmap">

<area shape="rect" 
coords="0,0,100,40" 
alt="Home"
href="http://cyanideperfection.net/index.php">

<area shape="rect" 
coords="100,0,230,40" 
alt="Visitor"
href="http://cyanideperfection.net/visitor/index.php">

<area shape="rect" 
coords="240,0,350,40" 
alt="Forum"
href="http://forum.cyanideperfection.net">

<area shape="rect" 
coords="370,0,470,40" 
alt="Photo"
href="http://cyanideperfection.net/pixelpost/index.php">

<area shape="rect" 
coords="490,0,650,40" 
alt="Contact"
href="http://cyanideperfection.net/contact.php">

<area shape="rect" 
coords="660,0,800,40" 
alt="Support"
href="http://cyanideperfection.net/support/index.php">

</map>

[codeexploiter]

Replace the <img> tag in your posted code with the below mentioned one

<img src="navigation.PNG" 
width="800" height="40" 
usemap="#navmap" border="0">

[tech_support]

I'm pretty sure that border="0" is deprecated. Use this instead of border="0":

style="border:0;"

[codeexploiter]

I'm pretty sure that border="0" is deprecated. Use this instead of border="0":

style="border:0;"

You are correct the border attribute is deprecated in favor of CSS. So whoever wants to specify the border attribute on a <img> tag can either go for an inline style like the following

style="border:0;"

or

Can have an entry like the following in their CSS file or <style> section

img {border:0;}

Thanks tech_support for the correction

[lord_havoc]

Thanks for the help guys. That solved it!