Web Forms :: Remove Red Border Around The Image When Using "HyperLink" Control?
Feb 9, 2011
I have few images on my aspx website and was trying to do a simple link to another page from the image. Noticed that the image control does not let me specify the url, and when i was playing wtih <a href... in source code i run into some issues.
Then i noticed HyperLink control and i used that one. In a property window i see "ImageURL", and "NavigateURL", so i guess that eliminated the need for a "Image" control.
The only problem that i run into with the "hyperlink" control is that once the link is created, the image has a "nasty" red border which i need to remove but i am not sure how to. I set border style to None and it did not work. Then i tried to set border width to 0 and still i have a red border around my image.
How do i remove that annoying red border and is there a better way to do image link with aspx?
I'm using a <asp:Login> control and it's automatically putting CellSpacing, CellPadding, and Border attributes into the generated HTML table. How can I stop ASP.NET outputting these attributes (without moving to ASP.NET 4)?
I have created a custom gridview that show "Select All | Clear All" hyper links in header to select the checkboxes in the gridview. That means that I have added these two hyperlink controls to the gridview header and am not showing the actual column headers.
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Now, I want to remove the border that is displayed on the header row. How can I remove it? I tried th.BorderStyle = BorderStyle.None; but it didn't work. I need gridlines in the data rows but the header row should not have any border.
I have created a custom gridview that show "Select All | Clear All" hyper links in header to select the checkboxes in the gridview. That means that I have added these two hyperlink controls to the gridview header and am not showing the actual column headers.
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Now, I want to remove the border that is displayed on the header row. How can I remove it? I tried th.BorderStyle = BorderStyle.None; but it didn't work. I need gridlines in the data rows but the header row should not have any border.
I have put a hoplink inside an image like this. This is a test but when looking at the banner that is shown you can see a gray border along the banner (GIF).
Is it possible to get rid of this gray border that is around the actual banner here ?
i have a gridview that directly bind to a dataset.Hence there is no column in code behind for me to control the boarder color and border style.I try my code in RowDataBound, but it does not take effect.
I have a hyper link control and I set the NavigateURL and the ImageURL property at runtime. I also need to set the class of the image tag that it generates but I cannot figure out how I can do that. The solution mentioned here [URL] does not work because the image url is hard coded.
sometimes we need to use the asp image control so we can generate empty alt tags (visual studio 2005 does not render any attributes set to an empty string). I know how to do this and also how to remove the border style that is automatically added
We implemented this 6 months ago, however, only today have I discovered that it does not work when images are created dynamically.The first implementation was for asp images that have been set up within an aspx page:
The above works-no border style is rendered and the imageurl is populated in code.I have other pages where I'm building up sections dynamically using C# code, such as:-
i have a hyperlink on the master page so when i click on this link it will redirect me on another page.....and also this link is visible to me i want to hide this link.
BroughtForward and Pending both columns contain hyperlink values. When we click the values then another page opens with the details. I don't want to open another page if user click 0 in any column or in other words how to remove hyperlink if there is 0 in any cell?
Another problem I am having is I have an image at the top right of a page and I want it to be hard against the edge of the page with no border and I am really struggling to get this to happen.
I have an ASP.NET web site which contains some ImageButton controls that cause postbacks used to filter a list of products to certain groups of products.
Now I am moving to ASP.NET 4.0 with SEO-friendly paths like /products/category/item, and I'm using routing with Webforms to map URL's to webforms. In the process, I want to replace my image buttons with hyperlink controls showing the image, so that I can associate a navigational URL with each image.
I'm creating my new image hyperlink something like this:
The big problem I'm facing: the ImageButton used to put a border="0" attribute on the <img> tag in HTML to avoid a border around the image. But how can I achieve the same result using the hyper link control?
With the current setup, the border="0" gets stuck onto the <a href="...."> tag - and that's not exactly what I want / need.
I have some pretty straightforward HTML code with a few tables to organize various items of text or images. All works fine except that I need to place a vertical border on both the left and right sides of the screen. I am able to do this with a 2x2 pixel image that I stretch out. When the user has their screen maximized, everything looks great. But when the user hits "Restore Down", then the borders stay in place, but the tables get shoved down so that they start below where the borders end, which is off screen. in other words, the relational alignment between the borders and the tables gets all screwed up. Does anybody know how to make this alignment stay consistent on a restore down? I'm pretty much a newbie with html and asp, so speak slowly. If there is a better method to accomplish this, I'm all ears.
how can I control the border ( currently it displays thin-line border) and control the display of heading (currently it display 'untitled') and other similar features.
I've looked everywhere and googled everything and couldn't find anything good. What I need is a class that is able to draw an image (graphics) with rounded corners (different on each corner is a plus) with a border and gradient fill.
All the examples I find have some flaws (like bad quality, missing functionality etc).
I will use this with a ashx that will draw the image and then show it to the user.
I want to change the background and border color of textbox when its validated bay validation control. Here ErrorMessage="*" But is want also change the background or border color of textbox.
I have a panel like this. I have an image control inside this panel that I have put as a background image for the panel using the style where I adjusting the z-indexes.This works fine!
I have put a label and a hyperlink like this in the <table>. The label can be seen but not the hyperlink which is the problem. I have tried to put a z-index to the hyperlink [Code]....
