2014-01-31 22:53, Tom Livingston wrote:
[...] won't the longest link push out the width of the <li>s? In which case setting display: block; on the <a>s will cause them to always be as wise as the widest one? And this will result in what the OP wanted, no?
No, the <li> elements too have width: auto by default, so they extend over the available horizontal space, minus the left padding and/or margin. So the underline, when applied to a block element inside <li>, will extend that way too, quite independently of the lengths of the texts. That’s how blocks behave.
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