CSS2 » Properties » text-decoration
Version: Level 1
Compability: IE4+ N4+
- Syntax:
- text-decoration : none | [ underline &| overline &| line-through &| blink ]
- blink
- The blink value causes the selected text to flash in and out of view. It is recommended that you use the blink value sparingly. Many people dislike blinking text on a web site.
- line-through
- The line-through value draws a line through the middle the text. If the text is composed of more than one color, the line-through will be the color of the first element of the text.
- overline
- The overline value draws a line over the text. If the text is composed of more than one color, the overline will be the color of the first element of the text.
- underline
- The underline value draws a line under the text. If the text is composed of more than one color, the underline will be the color of the first element of the text.
- none
- The none value is the default. By declaring none, you can ensure that any previous declaration will not effect the selected text.
The text-decoration property allows you to underline, and/or overline, and/or draw a line through a specified selection of text, and/or cause the text to blink. This property is not inherited.
Examples
Code:
p { text-decoration: none; }
p { text-decoration: underline; }
p { text-decoration: overline; }
p { text-decoration: line-through; }
pre { text-decoration: blink; }
q { text-decoration: underline blink; }
blockquote { text-decoration: underline line-through blink; }
br {text-decoration: underline overline line-through blink} Language(s): CSS2
Code:
The answer is a firm <span style="text-decoration: underline;">NO</span>!Output:
The answer is a firm NO!Language(s): CSS2
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