Underlined Username and Thread Titles

[Bulldog Stang]

How do I turn this off?? I searched, but did not find the answer ...

I run another site (www.unitedstangs.com) and it is not showing on there, but it is on www.stangsgonewild.com ...

I know it is probably a simple option I have to check, but I am not finding it anywhere ..

Thanks in Advance ..

Bulldog

[HMBeaty]

Check your main css for your templates for "underline" and delete that. It's usually in the "Body" section

[Dismounted]

You're more likely going to have to add a declaration (instead of removing one).

text-decoration: none;

[Bulldog Stang]

Originally Posted by Dismounted

You're more likely going to have to add a declaration (instead of removing one).

text-decoration: none;

Where do I run this at ??

--------------- Added [DATE]1243980449[/DATE] at [TIME]1243980449[/TIME] ---------------

Originally Posted by Redlinemotorsports

Check your main css for your templates for "underline" and delete that. It's usually in the "Body" section

Nothing in the body section that I see that indicates any underlining .. I when through the whole css

[Dismounted]

Edit the postbit template and wrap the username with span tags & that attribute. Repeat with forumdisplay and the thread title.

[Bulldog Stang]

I am kinda new at coding ... You lost me on that .. LOL

You saying that I should find in the postbit template as well as the forumdisplay and threadtitle templates and use the code ...

<span>username</span>

???

Where would I insert the

text-decoration: none;

at ?

[Lynne]

If you have firebug as an addon for firefox, you would be able to easily see what classes affect those links and change the underlining in the Main CSS.

If you don't want to do it that way, you may do what Hanson suggested and wrap them with span tags:

<span style="text-decoration: none;">
stuff you don't want to be underlined
</span>

[Flyervoide]

Originally Posted by Lynne

If you have firebug as an addon for firefox, you would be able to easily see what classes affect those links and change the underlining in the Main CSS.

If you don't want to do it that way, you may do what Hanson suggested and wrap them with span tags:

<span style="text-decoration: none;">
stuff you don't want to be underlined
</span>

how do you find that in firebug?

[Dismounted]

What is your goal? The same as the OP?