When I post a link, the words are crossed by a line. This appears only at Firefox with Mac I think. Can somebody with Windows try this? With Safari on Mac the crossing doesn't appear.
I've no Idea why. Any hints?
<a href="http://das.isbloe.de/durchgestrichene Links.jpg">Here a picture</a> how it looks like with combination Firefox+Mac
Crossed words @ Theme Andreas08 s9y v2.0
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Re: Crossed words @ Theme Andreas08 s9y v2.0
Hi!
You can check your style.css CSS stylesheet and search for "strike", somewhere there should be the indiciation of how links are formatted.
Best regards,
Garvin
You can check your style.css CSS stylesheet and search for "strike", somewhere there should be the indiciation of how links are formatted.
Best regards,
Garvin
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Look for text-decoration: line-through. The most common use I have seen is:
And I would bet the offending line(s) in your style.css sheet are:
Your options for text-decoration are none, line-through, underline, overline, and blink (which does not work in IE).
FYI - posting a link to your live blog (if it is live) usually yields faster, and more complete, responses.
Code: Select all
a:visited {
text-decoration: line-through;
}Code: Select all
.serendipity_entry_body a:visited, .serendipity_entry_extended a:visited { text-decoration: line-through; }FYI - posting a link to your live blog (if it is live) usually yields faster, and more complete, responses.
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