Re: hover,link css question

Nate,

Responses in HWG-Techniques notwithstanding, are you aware there's a list
specifically set up for CSS questions? It's HWG-Style, and has been pretty
dead lately. Why not ask future CSS questions there to help breathe some
life back into that list? Granted, a lot of the people who read HWG-Style
also read this one, but since that's what that list's focus is, what can it
hurt? :-)

Regarding your specific question, Klaas' and Josu�'s answers seem to take
care of it...

Kehvan

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Nate Harel" <nharel(at)consultant.com>
To: <hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 04:35
Subject: hover,link css question


> Hi everyone.
>
> Hope some of you are around to answer this.
>
> I just did a small test of the hover/link css that is driving me nuts.
>
> Please check this out  www.workright-inc.com
>
> 3 links with the CSS definition at the top.
>
>  From the definition of the "link" parameter", the links should have no
> underline. The problem I have is that sometimes the links do and sometimes
> they don't. And if they do, by clicking "refresh", the links appear.
>
> Am I going crazy or what? This is the simplest thing and yet I can't see
> where this is messing up.
> (All in IE of course).
>
> Nate
>
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