>
> The problem I'm seeing (and I suspect I'll have to change my link
> styles, but I'm hoping not..) is that while everything seems to look OK
> in Netscape, IE and Opera, Firefox is showing something weird: some (but
> not all) of the image links are showing underlines - on insidepage.cfm
> it's even breaking the image. I can't see anything in the HTML that
> would explain why some of the links show this and others don't, so I'm
> assuming it's a style sheet thing. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
> I think I read somewhere that using "border-bottom" for link styles is a
> problem with Firefox. If that's the issue, is there any way around it?
> We really liked the dotted-line style.
You define a bottom border for all links, and that also applies to the
ones with images in them of course.
I tried to overwrite it with a img{border:none;} but the specificity
does not seem to be enough.
Why don't you just define your link styles where they apply - in the content:
#innerContentColumn a:link {
...
}
That should leave the image links alone. An extra
a img{border:none;}
will get rid of the standard borders around linked images.
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