Jquery/YUI - Find image and set CSS to display:none

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Published on 2010-03-27T22:41:22Z Indexed on 2010/03/27 22:43 UTC
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I have the following image in a CMS that I want to hide, I dont really want to change source code but would like to hide a specific image which does not have a class applied.

Here is the HTML:

 <td class="right side">
    <a title="Show only topic 1" href="view.php?id=3&topic=1">
    <img alt="Show only topic 1" src="http://vl3.co.uk/iphone/pix/i/one.gif"/>
    </a>
    <br/>
    </td>

I want to hide the <a> and the <img>, bare in mind the title and alt tag can be different so cant use that as an identifier.

I presume I could use .find() and then use .parent() to set the <a> to display: none; thus hiding the img?

Im inlcuding the jQuery library, however the CMS has YUI included out of the box so if anyone has a YUI method it would be appreicated.

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