Quote:
Originally Posted by Karellen
Its probably easier to just remove the underline from the stylesheet.css
Check if there is any css code for a. It will most likely be using text-decoration: underline;. Just delete that line.
If you're not sure, post the entire css file so we can check.
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@Karellen, thank you for your reply.
It appears the unwanted code is the result of the unpacked epub=>epub conversion. I located only one instance of
text-decoration: underline; which pointed to the TOC entries. Another does indeed point to the problem but it is
already correct,
text-decoration: none;.
After searching MR archives going back to 2013, an unrelated post led me to this, which worked:
a {
text-decoration: none
}
The original KF8 was a disaster, with an individual css for each chapter with numerous blank pages in between. Below are css files from the converted epub and KF8 if you are interested. I still do not understand why the existing code in
.calibre42 (:none) was not honored. (
.calibre29 is the TOC)
Converted epub: (I added the
a entry)
Original KF8:
Thank you.