Underlined URLs

Started by BassoProfundo, Nov 11, 2006, 20:47:52

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BassoProfundo

Hmmm. Just seen Scott's post about having changed the forum's CSS to underline URLs, but I really don't see it myself. Here's a URL : http://www.idnet.net

Don't see the underline :( Color change, yes, underline no.

BassoProfundo

Oooh ... answering myself ;)

Underlines don't show up in Firefox 2, but do in IE7

Nerval

You beat me to it  :laugh:

Since I only use FF, I don't suppose I'll be getting the benefit then. :(

LadFromWales85

The colour seems fine here, if its changed at all, never really noticed, but I have no issues seeing it on top of the forums blue background :)

jupiter

They show up in FF 1.5.0.8

BassoProfundo

Just found the setting in Tools->Options->Content->Colours ... you can choose to have links underlined there.

Working now ... sorry for the waste of bandwidth.

mrapoc

underline shows in my firefox 2  :P

Bill

Shows underscored in Opera too.
Bill
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Nerval

Quote from: BassoProfundo on Nov 11, 2006, 22:07:32
Just found the setting in Tools->Options->Content->Colours ... you can choose to have links underlined there.

Working now ... sorry for the waste of bandwidth.

Yes, works for me too, thanks. :laugh:

maxping

Quote from: Bill on Nov 11, 2006, 23:47:16
Shows underscored in Opera too.

Bill Ive been using Opera for a few weeks and have got to say its  miles better than FF & IE7 i honestly don't know why its not more popular.
The "Wand" is my fave by far.  ;)

LadFromWales85

Quote from: BassoProfundo on Nov 11, 2006, 22:07:32
Just found the setting in Tools->Options->Content->Colours ... you can choose to have links underlined there.

Working now ... sorry for the waste of bandwidth.

Weird, underlining works now.  I simply browsed to the above setting in options, then cancelled out, and links became underlined!

BassoProfundo

Yes, exactly the same thing happened to me, as it happens. I was sure I'd hit Cancel, but began to doubt my sanity when the underlines sprang into life. Convinced myself I must have hit OK instead. Weird.

Don't know about Opera personally - used it years ago, but then started to use Roboform. But since RF doesn't support Opera, that's the end of Opera for me :)

maxping

Quote from: BassoProfundo on Nov 12, 2006, 13:45:14
then started to use Roboform. But since RF doesn't support Opera, that's the end of Opera for me :)

Opera has "the wand" its part of the tool-bar, when you log into a forum and  fill password  boxes it offers to save it, if you say yes the next time you visit the log in page the "wand"  button lights up , you click it and it fills the user-name & password.

BassoProfundo

Interesting. Do you know if the passwords database is

1) encrypted
2) synchronizable across multiple PCs, on a per password basis (i.e. not all or nothing)?

Can't really manage without these capabilities which Roboform offers very cleanly

maxping

I didn't look into it as i have the PC set up with an account for myself and one for the wife both have passwords and my son has his own PC so doesn't use this one.

Bill

Quote from: maxping on Nov 12, 2006, 11:47:54
and have got to say its  miles better than FF & IE7
The "Wand" is my fave by far.  ;)

Glad you like it :D  Odd though, I don't use the wand...

I also don't really know why I prefer it to Firefox, they're quite similar. Opera just "feels" lighter and more responsive somehow....

Let's not mention IE :P
Bill
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Bill

Quote from: BassoProfundo on Nov 12, 2006, 15:08:29
Interesting. Do you know if the passwords database is

1) encrypted
2) synchronizable across multiple PCs, on a per password basis (i.e. not all or nothing)?

Can't really manage without these capabilities which Roboform offers very cleanly


Yes, the data is encrypted (here), not sure about sync'ing across multiple machines.... I think it can be done, but it's not something I need so I've never investigated.
Bill
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Scott

#17
All...I've updated the stylesheet that runs the forum to ensure that all URL's now show as underlined. Changing the presentation of the html in your preferred client IS a work-around but nothing more and is far from optimal in terms of client compliance and usability.

If you revert your browsers to the 'default' setting (ie not overriding site css or html) urls will now all show up underlined.

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