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Create custom clicked-link outlines in Safari
Doesn't the page's css always win?
I have always used:
to turn off underlining in Safari but it won't override a pages css of a link's text-decoration.
I don't quite understand the addition of here either.---
Cascading Order in CSS
According to the W3C CSS Specification, style sheets may have three different origins: author (i.e. the page), user (i.e. you), and user agent (i.e. Safari). Obviously, styles defined in these three scopes may overlap. The CSS cascade assigns each rule a "weight", and when several rules apply, the one with the greatest "weight" takes precedence. By default, author-defined rules have precedence over user-defined rules. The user agent-defined rules always have the least "weight" of all. Since, this cascade strategy gives the author's style sheets higher weight than the user's, the W3C recommends that the user agent provide the ability to "turn off" certain style sheets (e.g. through a pull-down menu). However, to create a balance of power between author and user within CSS itself, the Therefore, by using the
Cascading Order in CSS
Thanks, I glanced at the CSS1 docs and left it a that. |
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