Underlining

Philip Newton skrev:
 > On 4/11/07, T. A. McLeay <conlang@...> wrote:
 >> [*]: I find Wikipedia, when I'm not logged in and running
 >> on a browser other than my normal ones, particularly
 >> irritating, because you often get [[annoying]] [[links]]
 >> [[like]] [[this]], and with no underlining it's
 >> impossible to tell that each word is a separate link,
 >> rather than just one long one.
 >
 > Same here. Plus I find that links that are underlined are
 > more distinct from surrounding text than links that are
 > merely a different colour. Rather annoying choice
 > Wikipedia made.

I agree entirely of course. That's why have altered things
accordingly in my user style:

    a [href] { text-decoration: underline }

and always log into my user account, which I can do on any
computer. The same goes for fonts, as I prefer to view
things in a serif font, though at the uni I usually have
to settle for Arial Unicode MS, which at least is better
than boxes.

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