How do I add images to my linklist without text?

I still haven’t gotten an answer to this question, and I would love one…

Can you provide a link to an example of what you mean? I’m not clear on your question.

my blog can be found at https://www.mypatraining.com.

A good example of the problem I’m having is the link to Advance for NPs & PAs on the left sidebar. I would just like to use the little black and light blue NPs&PAs image as the link anchor, without the text right next to it and below it that reads “Advance for NPs and PAs.”

When I add the image, it always includes the text with it. I tried deleting the “name” of the link, but then wordpress adds the URL in place of the name, so that the image is ALWAYS accompanied by text.

[I would add text widget for each, but it would be a pain, and all those widgets would probably slow down the page load (wouldn’t they?)]

So what code are you using for links if you post one example.

Is this coming from your Links (aka blogroll) section in the admin area?

Govpatel, I’m not using any code.

Zoonini: It’s the links section from the admin page. For each link I just enter the name (say, “AAPA”), the URL of the site (“www.aapa.org”), then at the bottom of the new link page, I enter the URL of the image associated with the link.

So for example, I enter these, and wordpress displays the image (the AAPA logo), and next to it or under it, the text, “AAPA”. If I go back and remove the name from the links page entry, the image then displays with the URL (“https://www.aapa.org”) next to it.

It seems like I should be able to link to just the image, but I can’t figure out how.

I could still use help on this issue, if anyone has any ideas.

I’m still searching for an answer to this question, if anyone has any ideas.

Probably reckless hack, but it worked …

I added a   to the description and it shows a space

That’s got it! Thank you so much!

Is there anyway to remove the underline of the link? It shows up under the image too.

P

In style.css line 17

a:link, a:visited {
background:transparent none repeat scroll 0 0;
border-bottom:1px dotted;
color:#07243B;
text-decoration:none;

change 1px to 0

Thanks so much, Gov – that’s perfect!

You are welcome