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Link Styles

May 22, 2012 10:06 AM

Tags: #links #styles

In defining the link syles in "site properties" there are several categories (normal,hover, etc.). To the right of each category are a series of boxes to define behavior (bold, underline). When activating those boxes, one click puts a "square" inside the box. A second click puts a checkmark inside the box. What is the difference between the square and the checkmark?

 
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    May 22, 2012 1:34 PM   in reply to SarahSchwartz12

    Hi SarahSchwartz12,

     

    The checkmark means that the property will be applied and the unchecked means that the property will not be applied. Whereas the square means the property will not be specified and the styling will be picked from the parent container which could be a div or the body itself.

     

    So if we talk about the underline,

    Checked = text-decoration: underline;

    Unchecked = text-decoration: none;

    Square = nothing specified

     

    Hope that helps.

    Regards,

     
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