jackie reid schrieb:
... www.mackayports.com
The problem is when viewed in firefox:...
in the left hand column <div class="whiteblock"> I can't stop the logo images
from having an underline, its underlining the whole link.
This construct does expand the link in some line-boxes, but the entire
link gets underlined. You did try to set text-decoration: none to the
elements of the link.
<div id="left">
<a href="..." ...><span class="imglinks"><img ...></span><br>
<span class="newwindow">The Daily Mercury</span></a>
....
Apply this (for the moment, at the end of your CSS file):
#left a {text-decoration:none;}
#left a .newwindow {text-decoration:underline;}
i can't get the text link in <div class="endblock"> to have an underline, although they are both marked up more or less the same way.
I haven't looked at it yet, but most of your link rules are wrong.
#header3 a:link, a:active, a:visited { ... }
This is natural language, but not what you want to achieve in CSS:
#header3 a:link, #header3 a:active, #header3 a:visited {...}
you did overwrite and overwrite the text-decoration in your CSS: fix
your rules in
#footer
/*.imglinks*/ /* you don't need this anymore with the fix above*/
#topnav
#navlist
I have fiddled with this enough for my sanity today, if i continue i know i
will go totally insane.
get well soon
Ingo
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