Remove underline from a href link

Oops, I forgot to close my style tag :p
It's true, it's a img
I'm sending you the code again
To hide the border around images

<style type="text/css"> a img { border:none; } </style>

And to remove the underline

<style type="text/css"> a { text-decoration:none; } </style>

Otherwise, Ssylvainsab, the first solution changes that we remove link, it's better like this, and I'm telling you! (I'm smart enough to know that :p)

Non even simpler

<style type="text/css"> a { text-decoration:none; }

To hide the blue frame around images with a link

<style type="text/css"> img a { border:none; }

Not at all, it's better to leave :link.

If we use <a id="anchor"></a> or <a name="anchor"></a> to create anchors, and we only put a in the CSS, there can be bugs with certain browsers.

:link only applies to a tags that have an href attribute.

However, it's mainly WYSIWYG editors that use empty a tags in this way. Normally, we should use ids on an element that is not specifically created for that purpose.
For example, not:
<h2><a id="forum"></a>Forum</h2>
but:
<h2 id="forum">Forum</h2>
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Sylvain
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Salut!
Would you happen to know any other solutions to remove the underline from the link without going through CSS, simply by adding an attribute in the HTML: style <a href="myRef" trait="none"> ?
:-)

Wow, it's true that your 1st solution really differs from mine...
"img a".
I'm surprised that you would find links in images.
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Sylvain
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sorry for bringing up the topic

Uh, no, we can put style directly in the attribute as mentioned above, but it's still CSS
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CSS attribute:

text-decoration: none

ATTENTION : this code does not work, it remains underlined

a.deflink:link:visited{ font-family: Calibri, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 16px; font-weight: bold; color: #00CCFF; text-decoration: none; } 

the link color is not even respected in firefox.

Resolved: the combination of :link and :visited does not work with XHTML 1.0 Transitional.
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En basic HTML, I had the same kind of problem of not wanting a link to appear underlined. By accident, I found a solution that works but maybe not every time.
1) We create a table
2) Instead of putting:
<TD>
<A HREF="\\...">
<BIG><BIG>Link on ...</BIG></BIG>
</A>
</TD>

I put
<A HREF="\\...">
<TD><BIG><BIG>Link on ...</BIG></BIG></TD>
</A>
and goodbye the underline.