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Journeyman
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Hello,
How do you overline a text?
The opposite of underline.
Thanks,
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The CSS element " text-decoration" will do it: text-decoration: overline;
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Yea, but how does a user use it?
I don't see it in say ubb code.
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Well if it's for his site he'd have to use a span with the style property: <span style="text-decoration: overline;">Text</span> If it's for his posts he'd have to make a custom tag to ultimately do the same thing...
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Is there a ubb code like below:
[.u] text [/u] = Underlines the given text.
text
I removed the period in 1st line to show the underlined word in 2nd line.
Thanks
Last edited by jorb; 03/22/2013 5:57 PM. Reason: add text
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just create a custom ubb code for it, then in the admin control panel...
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