I have some links inside of a table. Two TD cells in this table have their own
css class. When:
.cellOne {
text-decoration: none;
}
.cellTwo {
text-decoration: none;
}
IE6 ignores the text-decoration css for cellTwo. There's not a single other
difference between these two cells, and even if I try apply
style="text-decoration: none;" to the a href element itself, IE ignores it.
However, any other css in cellTwo is observed - so IE isn't ignoring the class,
it's ignoring the text-decoration. There is no other definition of the cellTwo
class, so nothing is overriding it. cellOne works fine.
The only other place the text-decoration is defined is the general css for all
links, but it doesn't affect cellOne at all. Any ideas?
IE7 works fine.
Michael Botsko
Web Developer
503.227.2571 x230
AIM: botskonet
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