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This is the code that gives the problem.
<div class="titlebigger"><a id="anthonym">Anthony Missen</a></div>
Anthony Missen is seen as being an active link, which it is not. It is only an id (=anthonym) so the link on another page knows to go here.
Because it is seen as an active link it gets underlined. This is inherited I guess. I don’t want it underlined. When I give it titlebigger{text-decoration: none;} it neglects font size AND is still underlined ..
What can I do?
u may try this
a#anthonym {
text-decoration: none;
}
wow thanks blackhiu it works!! it’s only a couple of minutes ago that I registered and already got the sollution. Thanks ! Great
That just removes the underline from the text — it’s still viewed as a link so when you hover your mouse over it, it will change the cursor.
I think you shouldn’t make it a link in the first place, cause it’s not an actual link. It’s just a placeholder with a specific ID, so why not just do this?
<div><span id="anthonym">Anthony Missen</span></div>
if you want to link another page to this use the following:
<a name=comehere></a><div>Anthony Missen</div>
then a link from another place will have to be:
<a href="#comehere">To Anthony Missen</a>
or
.titlebigger a {
text-decoration: none;
}