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Bizarre headings on newsitems |
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takkaria (18:10 24/4/2003)
Matthew (19:18 24/4/2003)
rich (09:55 28/4/2003)
takkaria (20:08 30/4/2003)
Phlamethrower (21:56 30/4/2003)
alpha (22:00 30/4/2003)
Matthew (01:38 1/5/2003)
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Andrew Sidwell |
Message #40400, posted by takkaria at 18:10, 24/4/2003 |
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In Mozilla and Firebird, the headings for news items become underlined and change colour to red when the mouse is moved over them.
This seems a little bizarre, and has been bugging me for some time. |
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Matthew Somerville |
Message #40404, posted by Matthew at 19:18, 24/4/2003, in reply to message #40400 |
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In Mozilla and Firebird, the headings for news items become underlined and change colour to red when the mouse is moved over them. Opera too.
This seems a little bizarre, and has been bugging me for some time. Either the <a name>s should be empty, not surrounding the heading, or some a:link:hover / a[name]:hover changes need to be made to the stylesheet. |
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Richard Goodwin |
Message #40644, posted by rich at 09:55, 28/4/2003, in reply to message #40404 |
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Yeah, I did point out ages ago that the hover colour was set to red, and I think Tim left it in to be bug me 
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Rich.
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Andrew Sidwell |
Message #40952, posted by takkaria at 20:08, 30/4/2003, in reply to message #40644 |
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You can use a:link { .. } instead of just a { .. } in the CSS to stop this, btw. |
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Jeffrey Lee |
Message #40955, posted by Phlamethrower at 21:56, 30/4/2003, in reply to message #40952 |
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Hmm, either IE's playing up or the visited links have just all become underlined...
[edit]
Fixed now
[Edited by Phlamethrower at 23:04, 30/4/2003] |
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Tim Fountain |
Message #40957, posted by alpha at 22:00, 30/4/2003, in reply to message #40952 |
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Thanks for the tip but this doesn't seem to be working. We now have:
a:link {
text-decoration: none;
color: #0000FF;
}
a:visited {
color: #0000BB;
text-decoration: none;
}
a:hover {
color: red;
text-decoration: underline;
}
but still a red hover on the headlines. |
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Matthew Somerville |
Message #40970, posted by Matthew at 01:38, 1/5/2003, in reply to message #40957 |
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Yes, because the a:hover is still present; changing a to a:link simply means the "a" section is only applied to proper links not named links, it doesn't change the hover behaviour at all. This is for if you're getting named links looking like real links - which doesn't happen here because of the font tags. The correct solution is as I stated it previously in this thread:
Either the <a name>s should be empty, not surrounding the heading, or some a:link:hover / a[name]:hover changes need to be made to the stylesheet. |
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