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takkaria (18:52 6/9/2003)
mavhc (19:20 6/9/2003)
alpha (20:06 6/9/2003)
takkaria (21:31 6/9/2003)
Matthew (22:20 6/9/2003)
mavhc (23:15 6/9/2003)
alpha (00:12 7/9/2003)
Matthew (11:51 7/9/2003)
Kinetic (14:12 7/9/2003)
jmb (01:15 8/9/2003)
Kinetic (06:56 8/9/2003)
andypoole (16:32 8/9/2003)
Kinetic (19:23 8/9/2003)
Kinetic (10:16 7/9/2003)
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Andrew Sidwell |
Message #46248, posted by takkaria at 18:52, 6/9/2003 |
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I've finally worked out the problem with red underlines on the front page titles on hover with Mozilla. It's because the CSS says "a:hover" instead of "a:link:hover".
Any chance of getting this fixed?  |
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Mark Scholes |
Message #46250, posted by mavhc at 19:20, 6/9/2003, in reply to message #46248 |
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I've finally worked out the problem with red underlines on the front page titles on hover with Mozilla. It's because the CSS says "a:hover" instead of "a:link:hover".
Any chance of getting this fixed? All the links need fixing, none of them have underlines. |
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Tim Fountain |
Message #46253, posted by alpha at 20:06, 6/9/2003, in reply to message #46250 |
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All the links need fixing, none of them have underlines. That's delibrate and you know it. If you want underlines do so by overriding the site's CSS with your own stylesheet.
Andrew I've fixed the headline hover problem, ta. |
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Andrew Sidwell |
Message #46254, posted by takkaria at 21:31, 6/9/2003, in reply to message #46253 |
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Andrew I've fixed the headline hover problem, ta. Excellent. |
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Matthew Somerville |
Message #46255, posted by Matthew at 22:20, 6/9/2003, in reply to message #46253 |
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Andrew I've fixed the headline hover problem, ta. I gave the same solution on the 1st of May (http://www.iconbar.com/forums/viewthread.php?threadid=3742), why does everyone ignore me, they're doing it on another forum as well... <sob>
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Mark Scholes |
Message #46256, posted by mavhc at 23:15, 6/9/2003, in reply to message #46253 |
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All the links need fixing, none of them have underlines. That's delibrate and you know it. If you want underlines do so by overriding the site's CSS with your own stylesheet.
Andrew I've fixed the headline hover problem, ta.
Do any browsers let the user specify !important CSS rules to override the author's mistakes?
Well, at least they're blue. |
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Tim Fountain |
Message #46257, posted by alpha at 00:12, 7/9/2003, in reply to message #46256 |
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Do any browsers let the user specify !important CSS rules to override the author's mistakes? I believe you can do it in Firebird although I've never needed to try. |
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Andrew Duffell |
Message #46258, posted by ad at 10:16, 7/9/2003, in reply to message #46256 |
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All the links need fixing, none of them have underlines. Do any browsers let the user specify !important CSS rules to override the author's mistakes? Lets all use typewriters, because things aren't allowed to develop to become prettier  |
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Matthew Somerville |
Message #46260, posted by Matthew at 11:51, 7/9/2003, in reply to message #46257 |
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Do any browsers let the user specify !important CSS rules to override the author's mistakes? I believe you can do it in Firebird although I've never needed to try.
Yes you can, Opera as well. |
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Andrew Duffell |
Message #46296, posted by ad at 14:12, 7/9/2003, in reply to message #46260 |
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Do any browsers let the user specify !important CSS rules to override the author's mistakes? I believe you can do it in Firebird although I've never needed to try.
Yes you can, Opera as well.
I expect NetSurf will have it eventually too. |
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JMB |
Message #46304, posted by jmb at 01:15, 8/9/2003, in reply to message #46296 |
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I expect NetSurf will have it eventually too. Only if you write the code to do it |
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Andrew Duffell |
Message #46310, posted by ad at 06:56, 8/9/2003, in reply to message #46304 |
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I expect NetSurf will have it eventually too. Only if you write the code to do it
I think you can do it already if you edit that file called CSS |
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Andrew Poole |
Message #46332, posted by andypoole at 16:32, 8/9/2003, in reply to message #46310 |
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I expect NetSurf will have it eventually too. Only if you write the code to do it
I think you can do it already if you edit that file called CSS
But that makes no difference if you are using a site you don't have editing permissions on ie. the internet |
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Andrew Duffell |
Message #46333, posted by ad at 19:23, 8/9/2003, in reply to message #46332 |
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I expect NetSurf will have it eventually too. Only if you write the code to do it
I think you can do it already if you edit that file called CSS
But that makes no difference if you are using a site you don't have editing permissions on ie. the internet
I just tried it in an older version of NetSurf and it worked. Dunno about more recent versions though |
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