Netscape ignores text decoration in scrollbar

[cactus1000]

I recently put a scrolling bar on my webpage that contains links. I used "STYLE='TEXT-DECORATION: NONE" to remove the underline effect from the links. Everything worked fine in Netscape (4.71) and in IE 5.0 as long as there was only one link. When I added three more, Netscape began selectively ignoring the text decoration. And it does it with a pattern! On the first iteration, links 1 and 4 have underlining. On the seconc iteration, it's link 2 only -- then back to 1 and 4 again.

Has anyone had a problem like this?

I tried slowing down the scroll speed thinking that the browser didn't have time to read and interpret the tags, but that wasn't it.

Help.

 

[Trevman]

you could try

text-decoration:none; as css should be all lower case -- its case sensitive. ===
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[cactus1000]

You're right, of course, but I tried this and the problem persists. That gosh darn Netscape...

 

[dianal]

One more suggestion:
NS has problems with inline styles.
Define a class
<style type=&quot;text/css&quot;>
.nonu {text-decoration:none;}
</style>

and apply it to your links:
<a href=&quot;one.html&quot; class=&quot;nonu&quot;>One</a>

HTH.
D.

 

[cactus1000]

That's it. Thanks!