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  • SHoggard Friend
    #120639

    Hi,

    On my website http://www.packwebasia.com all the html link have a dotted line beneath them. Anyone have an idea how to remove them?

    Thanks,
    Stuart

    instantinlaw Friend
    #221487

    Hi
    I don’t see any dotted lines, but in IE7 your layout is a mess. See attachment for a screen shot.


    1. layout
    SHoggard Friend
    #221518

    Uhh yeah, its worse in IE 6 :S Working on fixing it… anyways this is what im seeing in firefox, opera and IE..

    Any ideas?


    1. screenshot
    instantinlaw Friend
    #221538

    Hi
    Not really because I have not used that template, but try looking through the template css for this

    text-decoration: underline;
    It will probably be in the body section if its there. If you find it just delete it. Or take a look at the module class suffix for the modules and see if there is something in the input box. You can try deleting that too.
    or try adding

    text-decoration: none;

    to the


    body {
    }

    tag.

    scenteur7 Friend
    #221614

    I tried the kind suggestion in the quote below, but it didn’t work…

    So, I tried this:

    in your CSS, find the section “/* Normal link */”

    remove this line: “border-bottom: 1px dotted;” and voila! problem solved!

    <em>@instantinlaw 17408 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi
    Not really because I have not used that template, but try looking through the template css for this

    text-decoration: underline;

    It will probably be in the body section if its there. If you find it just delete it. Or take a look at the module class suffix for the modules and see if there is something in the input box. You can try deleting that too.
    or try adding

    text-decoration: none;

    to the


    body {
    }

    tag.</blockquote>

    instantinlaw Friend
    #221619

    Thanks scenteur7 for the answer.
    That would probably do it.:)

    canadawatch Friend
    #221667

    In template_css.css, I modified the code with html, as follows:

    (Lines: 62 – 71)


    /* Normal link */
    a {
    color: #006DA3;
    text-decoration: none;
    }

    a:hover, a:active, a:focus {
    color: #CC0000;
    text-decoration: underline;
    }

    This is much faster than the original “border” code. It was slow, it took time for the red border to show, after you pointed to it.

    The difference is not noticable on newer and faster computers but the border underline is very sluggish on older computers, i.e., 450Mhz. The text decoration solution does it for me.

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