I see the following css code is in theme.colourshift2.css but I am somehow over writing it somewhere else and would sure like to figure out where! :

I can understand why I would want to over write it in many places because I do not want to underline all hyperlinks on the web site. The only ones I want to underline are within the body of my blogs. (I use EasyBlog)

This url is as good as any to see a bunch of hyperlinks:

www.drcarney.com/blog/entry/three-health-benefits-of-not-drinking-alcohol

I think that I could add the following to my custom.css file

But, that underlines EVERYTHING that is a hyperlink. What I am being asked for by my bloggers is to only underline the links within the EasyBlog posts.

Can you give me a tweak that would only underline the hyperlinks within the body of an EasyBlog post?

Thanks in advance for considering this.

Sean

Hi Sean,

<div id="fd" class="eb eb-nickel eb-view-entry eb-layout-default eb-responsive wide w960 w768">

So this style

div#fd a:link {
text-decoration: underline;
}

would target any links inside the div#fd container

You currently have this style

div#fd a:link {
text-decoration: none;
}

I'd remove this as having an id means a longer style to override it

and try a style like

.eb-entry-body a {text-decoration: underline}

Cheers
Paul

Thank you very much Paul,

I am realizing that the code I need to get rid of or overwrite must not be in the template or in my custom.css file but will be found in some of the EasyBlog CSS files.

I will try to figure out where it is and make these changes.

Sean

Hi Sean,

Well in that case we could add a style that is more specific and add that to the custom.css file

Is that an option for you?

Cheers
Paul