You can give the em tag custom style by doing something like:
span.menu em { font-style: normal; }
But I would go for Frank's solution.
Regards,
Erik.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef:
> Hallo there,
>
> I would like to change the output class of the <em> element for autoenabled
> links. Currently I use the following code to create a link:
>
> Link link = new BookmarkablePageLink("link", pageClass).setAutoEnable(true);
>
> After rendering such a link I get
>
> <a href="/portal" class="menu">Sub 1</a>
>
> and for enabled state:
>
> <span class="menu"><em>Sub 2</em></span>
>
>
> Does someone experienced know how to disable the em tags or how to add a
> custom css style to them? One of the following possiblities would be fine as
> output:
>
> <span class="menu"><em>Sub 2</em></span>
>
> or
>
> <span class="menu">Sub 2</span>
>
> Thank you for any assistance to solve my problem,
>
> Maciej A. Bednarz
>
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