At 2:32 PM +0800 5/6/10, Chris Blake wrote:
>However the title is still clickable and I don't want it to be. Is
>there anyway to disable a link via CSS? I want to display it, just not
>have it working as a link.
No, CSS cannot stop a link from being a link.
>I have thought that an option (trick) could be to remove text
>decoration of underline on rollover and possibly change the cursor to
>be ?? (the standard one when hovering over normal text). At least this
>way user will not see the cursor for link, and not try clicking.
An oldie but a goldie:
a:visited {
text-decoration: none;
cursor: text;}
You could also do 'color: inherit' if that would set the color to
match surrounding non-link text. Otherwise you could explicitly set
a neutral color.
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