On my site, http://enviardineroaperu.com/ which uses a WP theme, the entire page appears underlined, that is with the link font attributes. I cannot see how so much text got taken for a link--any ideas?
In FF I see only underlines on links. For a page so simple, you sure have a lot of code. A few things: For the u with accent for Peru, you should use ú so that it always shows up as a u with accent... otherwise, when I look at the code on my screen I see a ? in a box... that means some people may see that on the page itself. In your CSS you have an instance of text-color:#996600; there is no such element as text-color. Instead of putting the images inline with the h1, h2 etc you could just set it as a background and add left fo right padding to center the text where you want. Crap. I just looked in IE7 and Opera, both of which look fine like in FF. IE6 has the underlines unless the mouse hovers over the whole page. Right now you're setting off quirks mode by being in Transitional... I'd change to Strict and then of course make everything in the HTML follow strict rules... That may help. I can't think of some default that would give text an underline. But this page is written in Wordpress... twice the code for the same job.
Thank you, Stomme. I never bothered to check the original code before uploading the theme...you'd think someone would check the code before distributing a theme for all to use...I thought it was a change I had made to the code but perhaps not...here is the original: http://www.ihardmoneyloans.com/wordpresstheme/
99.99% of all Turdpress themes suffer from these sorts of problems - I have YET to see a single theme for wordpress where the HTML/CSS was worth a damn, which combined with it's ridiculously bloated code is why I would never use it. Inlined CSS, outputting conditional items as comments instead of just not outputting them, no HEAD tag, malformed structure not matching the doctype, 8 validation errors... ... and the one you chose appears to be one of the BETTER ones.