Support Google Chrome Underlining Links

'http' is the protocol, 'www' is the subdomain. They're not a part of the domain itself, as Nights said.

 

This can be locked since the underlining issue's finally been resolved.

I'm moving back to Mozilla Firefox, though, because I'm running into too many issues with Google Chrome. Additionally, I'm going to file a bug report regarding the auto-width issue with tables on XenForo on Mozilla Firefox and hopefully get that fixed soon.

 

Thank you for unlocking this, Stardust.

Okay, so when I switched back to Mozilla Firefox after being on Google Chrome not even a day, I uninstalled Stylish. I re-installed it yesterday now that I switched back to Google Chrome, but now I can't get what worked before on vBulletin.org Forum to work now.

I'm using vbulletin.org as the URL without the www or anything.

 

This should work in Firefox:

Code:

@-moz-document domain("vbulletin.org") {
    a, a:link, a:visited, a:hover, a:active { text-decoration: none !important; }
}

 

I'm on Google Chrome, though, but that is my bad. I left that out in my post by accident. Apologies.

I'll edit my previous post.

 

Code:

a, a:link, a:visited, a:hover, a:active { text-decoration: none !important; }

Applies to URLs on the domain vbulletin.org

 

Got it. I just had URL in Applies to.

Now, these areas in the screenshot below are supposed to have an underline, as it was like this on Mozilla Firefox, too, so is there any way to keep underlines there or not? If not, it's not a big deal. I'd rather have no underlines everywhere than underlines everywhere.

 

It would be easier to just say where you don't want the underlines. Is it just the forum links (News and Announcements, vBulletin Pre-Sales Questions, etc.)? Or do you just want the underlines on those three specific links?

 

Those specific links inside the red, yes, as that's how it was on Mozilla Firefox. As you said earlier, though, different browsers render sites differently, so for some reason there are underlines everywhere on Google Chrome, although I think part of is that they're still on vBulletin 3.

Anyway, I posted comparisons earlier, but I wasn't logged in on one. Here are some new ones just in case they help.

Google Chrome:


Mozilla Firefox:

 

Where do you want underlines and where don't you want underlines?

 

I want underlines under my username, under unread messages and under X New Like(s). I don't want underlines everywhere else.

 

I don't have a vb.org login anymore so I can't test it for myself but give this a go:

Code:

    a, a:link, a:visited, a:hover, a:active { text-decoration: none !important; }
    .headerlinks a, .headerlinks a:link, .headerlinks a:visited, 
        .headerlinks a:hover, .headerlinks a:active {
            text-decoration: underline !important; }

 

Worked like a charm. Thank you very much!

You may do the honors now and lock this... again, haha! :)