Wierd glitch on webpage

[Robert Baer]

At one time, the page at http://oil4lessllc.com/StripperWells.htm was
perfect.
I made one minor change with what seems my un-trustworthy editor, and
now i see those damned blue boxes around "US", and "I" thru "V".
Furthermore, they are no longer perfectly aligned in IE.
How can they be fixed?

[Neredbojias]

To further the education of mankind, Robert Baer <ro********@earthlink.net>
vouchsafed:

At one time, the page at http://oil4lessllc.com/StripperWells.htm was
perfect.
I made one minor change with what seems my un-trustworthy editor, and
now i see those damned blue boxes around "US", and "I" thru "V".
Furthermore, they are no longer perfectly aligned in IE.
How can they be fixed?

This:

img { border:0; }

in the css section will get rid of the blue borders. As for the mis-
alignment in IE, I'll have to dig into it and get back to you.

(Btw, the source of your page is really nicely laid out.)

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Neredbojias
Infinity can have limits.

[Neredbojias]

To further the education of mankind, Neredbojias
<http://www.neredbojias.com/fliam.php?cat=alt.html> vouchsafed:

How can they be fixed?

The "problem" is that different browsers have different default body
margins. Also put the following in the css head section:

body { margin:8px 10px; }

Works for your _particular_ layout. Note that you'll have to adjust all
your absolute positionings if you move the map image or it's moved by
browser considerations.

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Neredbojias
Infinity can have limits.

[frederick]

Robert Baer wrote:

I made one minor change with what seems my un-trustworthy editor, and
now i see those damned blue boxes around "US", and "I" thru "V".

The boxes (strictly, "borders") are because your images are links;
they're the image equivalent of a browser putting a text link in blue
and underlining it. Just add the following to your stylesheet to
over-ride the browser defaults:
img {border: 0px}

By the way, your map doesn't have a label for DC?

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AGw.