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Jo Ann wrote:
hehe stalk away girl :P And I have to agree fully, I've never enjoyed a forum for any company or game I've played (including my own forums from my game guilds lol) as much as this one. I've always been a bit of a forum troll, but never to the extent that I am here :P


WHAT GAME????????? :P
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haha Mikey, see paintbrush it's Mikey that's stalking me! HAHAHAHAHA

I can't tonight Mikey, so much to do before I leave for vacation on Friday morning so I probably won't be able to play till I get back next week. I'll probably be checking forums, but not much else so hang in there and keep leveling in there, I saw you turned level 9, wtg you! :)
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To fix the underline you need to manipulate the css. This code will do it.

a{color:#000000; text-decoration:none;}

You can change color to any color you want.
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Eric is right, but just bear in mind that the links have various phases as hovered, active and visited links too, so you can have a different colour for each of them in the css code.
.menu a, .menu a:link, .menu a:visited, .menu a:hover
{
text-align:left;
text-decoration:none;
outline:none;
letter-spacing:normal;
word-spacing:normal;
}


Here I have just included the positioning by way of an example, but each of those could be listed individually with their own set of "rules" The main thing though, as he says quite rightly - is to make sure there is no text-decoration in order to remove that underlining.

ps. Eric... I just love your spider man dancer!
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For someone using VSD, to add those CSS bits -
Go to Edit... Edit Header and put your code there (for each page you want it to apply to).
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