This MUST be simple!

[kendalbren]

Hi all. I'm having a nightmare here - I think I must be tired as it's such a simple problem I'm sure.I've used a template with CSS and modified it significantly to achieve the look I want for my site. It's pretty basic (a header, a block of text, an image, 2 columns of text and a footer). Have a look at to see what I mean (don't worry that the links aren't working yet).As you can see in the 2 columns of text below the image, I've used a background image in the external CSS to create an image for the link which reads 'MORE.' Great - it's just what I want.My problem comes here. In another page (thanking the user for requesting a brochure), I want a link back to the home page. But guess what? the same image from the CSS shows up. Have a look at So my question is how can I make a link in this text without the image appearing?I've uploaded my CSS in txt format so you can see what I've done so far. Thanks in advance, Kendalbren.

[Reg Edit]

Hi all. I'm having a nightmare here - I think I must be tired as it's such a simple problem I'm sure.I've used a template with CSS and modified it significantly to achieve the look I want for my site. It's pretty basic (a header, a block of text, an image, 2 columns of text and a footer). Have a look at http://www.tokyorepublik.com/knobblystick/ to see what I mean (don't worry that the links aren't working yet).As you can see in the 2 columns of text below the image, I've used a background image in the external CSS to create an image for the link which reads 'MORE.' Great - it's just what I want.My problem comes here. In another page (thanking the user for requesting a brochure), I want a link back to the home page. But guess what? the same image from the CSS shows up. Have a look at http://www.tokyorepublik.com/knobblystick/...quest_sent.htmlSo my question is how can I make a link in this text without the image appearing?I've uploaded my CSS in txt format so you can see what I've done so far. http://www.tokyorepublik.com/knobblystick/style.txtThanks in advance, Kendalbren.

I think the background:url has just accidentally been included in this style as well as the one you intended (I've commented out the offending line):

#body p a{	width:61px;	height:12px;	display:block;/*	background:url(images/more_bg.gif) no-repeat #082139;*/	margin:3px 0 42px 526px;	font:11px/12px Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;	font-weight:bold;	text-transform:uppercase;	color:#ffffff;	padding:0 0 0 5px; text-decoration:none;	}

[kendalbren]

Thanks very much, RegEdit. I told you I must have been tired!Cheers again,Kendalbren.