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How do I underline in XHTML Strict?	by shorty82	2006-11-19 12:55:59
I have a line underlined on my DNB Tribute page which is written in XHTML Strict. The <u> tag seems to have been depreciated, causing the page to fail validation. If there isn't a way to underline in the document itself how would I do it in CSS? I know how to set classes for entire paragraphs but not one line within a paragraph.
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<span style="text-decoration: underline;"></span> (n/t)	by jiteo	2005-03-15 05:49:26
Thanks, that got it. (n/t)	by shorty82	2005-03-15 05:51:14
Or <span class="somethingappropriate">	by LionsPhil	2005-03-15 05:57:35
Yeah, you're right.	by jiteo	2005-03-15 06:11:26
Just did a small test here	by ideur	2005-03-15 05:53:52
Er...	by LionsPhil	2005-03-15 05:54:35
Thats what i wanted to print	by ideur	2005-03-15 05:57:09
ARS is funny with things like that.	by shorty82	2005-03-15 08:43:54
<u></u> would do it... ironically (n/t)	by chipmunk2	2005-03-15 09:21:23
HTML Tidy, unsuprisingly, deals with HTML,	by LionsPhil	2005-03-15 05:58:57
I use the validator from the W3C.	by shorty82	2006-11-19 12:55:59
by using a <span> tag....	by ji1kes	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Is there also an <attention span> tag? (n/t)	by Tars_Tarkas	2005-03-15 10:38:08
Don't use underline on web pages	by mad marty	2005-03-15 06:53:43

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