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Originally Posted by Ripplinger
I wanted to try this out and like Andy Sinden, was failing horribly. I put that line into every single style in my stylesheet.css and still had underscores.
Then I added this at the top of the TOC page only within <style> and </style> and it works:
a { text-decoration:none }
It's getting the underscore not from the style text but from the a in <a href...>. You could do it also adding a { text-decoration:none } to your stylesheet.css file as well and it will work (don't put the usual period before the a if you add it to your stylesheet, it won't work). |
a, h1,p, div... are tags. They don't get a period, only class selectors get them.
p.foo means ONLY P tags with a class of foo
this would not apply to div class="foo"
whereas a simple .foo would apply to both