I recently noticed that if you style your links in a page and load it
into the editor it will still use the default blue text with an
underline decoration.
So the following example link will still be blue and underlined if you
load it in the editor.
<html>
<body>
Go to <a href="http://mozilla.org";
style="text-decoration: none; color:red">Mozilla.org</a>
</body>
</html>
I was looking into the inline style isn't being used and I found the
relevant entry in the EditorOverride.css from the mozilla editor source.
/* snippet taken from
mozilla/composer/base/content/composer/EditorOverride.css */
/* We suppress user/author's prefs for link underline,
so we must set explicitly. This isn't good!
*/
a:link {
text-decoration: underline -moz-anchor-decoration;
color: -moz-hyperlinktext;
}
I experimented just by taken this out to see what happens and it does
allow the link to be styled but some other funny things happen
specifically with the "Remove Link" editor command. It seems to remove
the <a> but adds a <span> back in its place and then adds the styling to
the span to match the original link styling.
Does anyone know the history behind this entry in EditorOverride.css? I
am writing an application that embeds xulrunner and uses the mozilla
editor and what other potential problems might I run into if I remove
this entry to suppress the user styled links?
Thanks for any information or ideas
Greg
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