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Originally posted by Tochjo
When hovering over names from users, the colour of the underline should be the same colour as the name of the user, i.e. red for super moderators and green for administrators.
This works correctly in all places when you're using Internet Explorer, but it screws up in Mozilla. I now always see the blue underline (matching colour with normal members), even for super mods and admins.
There could be two reasons (cba to find out). In both cases it isn't Mozilla that screws up
Mozilla shows it like it should be interpreted. It is MSIE that screws up.
1) There is a particular (logical) order you need for the a:link, a:visited, etc.. in style sheeds. First you must specify
a:link, then
a:visited,
a:hover and finaly
a:active. If one or two are the same, you need to split them up...
So, for example, this:
body a:link, body a:visited, body a:active { color: #124F8E; text-decoration: none; }
body a:hover { text-decoration: underline; }
should be:
body a:link, body a:visited { color: #124F8E; text-decoration: none; }
body a:hover { text-decoration: underline; }
body a:active { color: #124F8E; text-decoration: none; }
2)In
<a href="blah"><font color="green">WDZ</font></a> only WDZ is supposed to be green. The color of the link itself isn't given, so this shouldn't be interpreted as green. the link is outside the fontcolor, not inside. (MSIE doesn't interpret the tags logicaly, although it seems correct, it is in fact wrong)
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