CSS - how to not underline images that are links?

[Guest estelle]

Does anyone know how to *not* underline images that are links?

Example

a { text-decoration: underline; }

a:hover { text-decoration: none; }

<a href="..."><img src="..."><br/>text</a>

EDIT: Example shown here: http://www.beadberry.com/index.php?act=viewCat&catId=50

The image is underlined (except when the mouse hovers over it). Really what i want is *only* the text to be underlined. And i want this style to be standard - i don't want to have to apply a class to every single link or every single image.

I have tried everything i can think of to stop this from happening. E.g.

img { text-decoration: none; }

img:hover { text-decoration: none; }

a img { text-decoration: none; }

I know there's a way to do this, but none of the above work and i just don't know my CSS well enough to figure this out ;)

[markscarts]

img:hover doesn't really mean anything, a img:hover or a:hover img (I use the second case)

I've never had this problem. By default, text should get underlined, therefore "text-decoration: none;"

By default, images get blue borders, therefore

a:hover img {

border: none;

}

Where can I see this in practice? ;)

[Guest estelle]

Okay, i just made a quick test html file and it worked fine, so i must have over simplified the problem.

It must be something to do with the fact that two classes are involved, txtDefault and imgDefault.

Example shown here: http://www.beadberry.com/index.php?act=viewCat&catId=50

Mark, if you know off the top of you head what the solution is, then let me know. But i don't want anyone wasting any significant time over this, because its only a tiny annoyance.

[markscarts]

Just looked at your link; in IE, it is the text beneath the images that is underlined, not the images themselves . . . gonna look now in Mozilla . . .

[markscarts]

OK I can see it in Mozilla but in IE it's fine. Second time today I've seen screwy behaviour from the other guys for a change

You're probably on to something with the conflicting classes . . . right now I don't have a clue :D

[Guest estelle]

Don't worry. Thanks for looking at it Mark

I know that if i take out the classes then it works, so i'll look into this again later.