- From: Liorean <Liorean@user.bip.net>
- Date: Wed, 14 Aug 2002 17:20:19 +0200
- To: www-style@w3.org
Hello! A question brought up by css-discuss made me think that maybe text-decoration is a bit flawed; if you set text-decoration to underline on a div, then in that have a span with text-decoration set to none, the underline of the div continues through the span. Now, this is all a good thing I think, since it enables me to through magic use another colour on my underline than the text it underlines. BUT, there is no way to exclude an element within that div from getting the underline. I think text-decoration needs no-underline, no-overline, no-line-through and no-blink, each of which would remove any text-decoration of the specified type from the element, including the text-decoration that a parent element provides. Of course they should be mutually exclusive with their counterpart. // Liorean
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