Don Kowalski wrote:
>> Can you tried things without an IDE?
>
> one of the first things I tried
>
> I'm using the bluebprint css plugin which I've used before without
> issue. I've looked through the css's and actually don't find any
> reference to the <a href ......> tag.
I spoke to soon ...
blueprint css has three style sheets printing, screen and windows
explorer (because MS is special or something...) anyway...
in the print css I found:
***
a:link:after, a:visited:after {content:" (" attr(href)
")";font-size:90%;}
***
I commented out the print css and Im golden now.
Thanks for your help.
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