I have a link <a href="..." class="fancylink">text</a>
I used the code
.fancy
{
text-decoration:none;
}
but it still underlined, if I set it to "underlined" it double underline it.
So I can't take control of a link style using a Class?
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Looks like you are having border bottom there, try this:
.fancy
{
text-decoration:none;
border:none;
}
Now apply that class to your link:
<a href="whatever" class="fancy">Link</a>
Edit:
Since you have updated your question. You have defined style fancy but you are applying class fancylink to link which is wrong, use the same class name in the link too, that is fancy.
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If it gets "double underline", it means you have a bottom border.
Use a tool like FireBug to figure out the style exactly, it is also possible you'd have a stronger selector hiding the new rule.
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I can almost bet that the issue is "the cascade". I recommend using Firebug to debug your css.
Also, if you have IE8 installed the developer tools are good too.
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Omar Abid
i use stylizer, it's better, but didn't thought of the bottom border :P
You link sets a class of fancylink and your css defines a class call fancy.
Make them both the same and you'll be in business.
