> > prevent links from _looking_ like links, thereby making it less probable
> > that users click on them,>>>
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> This is proabbly the best to do in my situation
Does it have to be css? As reacting to a click is a functionality I feel it's
more a javascript thing. And a simple piece of javascrip
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> The cms "m
yes it is a terrible thing - goes against the grain of all we stand for!
the client should be caned - and me too for considering it
we can probably end this thread now
> This is really a CMS issue.
>
> Even if you *COULD* do this, then you'd have to *UNDO* it once client
> want's
> the link "clic
This is really a CMS issue.
Even if you *COULD* do this, then you'd have to *UNDO* it once client want's
the link "clickable". From a professional perspective, I'd just tell the
client they're suffering from a concussion! And, do you want someone else to
look at your code and say, "Cutting edge,
The cms "module" pulls a link from the xml - right now they dont want that
link to be clickable (do not want linked page to be viewed)- but they
want the link text to remain
so they want the "link text to remain" - but actual link gone
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> The reason is "that's what t
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> The reason is "that's what the client wants"
> I follow standards fairly well in my own little way - but the client and
> the cms are my nemeses
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>> prevent links from _looking_ like links, thereby making it less probable
>> that users click on them,>>>
>>
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> The reason is "that's what the client wants"
But you haven't told _what_ he wants. Just saying "I want links that are
not links" is not a description.
> <<> prevent links from _looking_ like links, thereby making it less
>> probable that users click on them,>>>
>
> Th
this exists in content link
if there any way to make that link non-clickable only with css
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I've done this when doing tutorials where I show a link to a non-existent
site like www.yournamehere.com.
I either replace the content within the href with a # or else will appl
Thanks all
and Ingo - love the sarcasm - well deserved by me violating semantics so
brazenly
The reason is "that's what the client wants"
I follow standards fairly well in my own little way - but the client and
the cms are my nemeses
<< prevent links from _looking_ like links, thereby making it l
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> this exists in content
>
> link
That's strange (and _quite_ different from a link with
href="http://www.somewhere.com";), but anyway,...
> if there any way to make that link non-clickable only with css
No, clickability in the general sense is an inherent property of
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> this exists in content
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> link
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> if there any way to make that link non-clickable only with css
You could replace the entire page by a large PNG.
Ingo
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this exists in content
link
if there any way to make that link non-clickable only with css
one solution that I do not want to use is putting an absolutely positioned
clear image over it.
thansk
Neal
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