我只用一种单体的 c子。
<button style="text-decoration:underline">That s a button</button>
Firebug tells me in the computed styles tab that indeed text-decoration is set to underline. However the Button-text is not underlined, why not? Obviously it s an issue with Firefox (3.6), since Chrome and IE both underline the button-text. Is there some css-workaround for Firefox, or do I have to put the button in an outer div with the text-decoration style?
在线研究略微增加,使工作更为棘手,我相信,这可能是一个ug。 这几乎是一种烟ox(实际上不是,而是类似行为)。 如您添加以下内容,请注明:<编码>:绝对,<编码>,> 显示:栏目,<代码>, 显示:栏目-24<>>>,<代码>。 因此:
<button style="text-decoration:underline; display: inline-block;">That s a button</button>
这似乎是一种ug笑(我实际上不知道网络标准对<条码>丁顿/条码”要素有何影响,因此我很想宣布它为浏览器解释的缩略语或只是一种区别)。 这项工作虽然有效,但与您的<编码>div并不完全不同。 妥善解决:
<button ><span style="text-decoration:underline">That s a button</span></button>
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