Underlining not showing in draft, only after clickingpublish!

[Confused User]

I'm using version 3.0 and when I am in draft mode, it does NOT show that text
is being underlined. Once I click "Publish" it shows text underlined, when
it's not supposed to be. Now I cannot remove it, and I have no idea how to.

Please help!

[ThinkInk]

Are you sure it is not a css matter? Maybe some class that uses the undeline
property?
If not, you know which text is underlined. Now select this text and a click
CTRL+U and publish the page.
If you start laughing now because you tried that time after time, please post
the url, so we can see the source.

[Confused User]

Thanks ThinkInk...I did try that before. I am not sure what CSS stands for, or what to do about that.

This is the page:

[url]http://naswnyc.org[/url]

[ThinkInk]

There is a mistake in the source of the page. There is an tag without the
and some overlapping tags.

<p class="Link" style="margin-top: 0; margin-bottom: 0;">
<a href="calendar2.htm">[U]<a href="events.htm"></a><a
href="Calendar/calendar.htm">January 2008 Schedule</a></p>

It should look something like this:

<p class="Link" style="margin-top: 0; margin-bottom: 0;"><a
href="Calendar/calendar.htm">January 2008 Schedule</a></p>

To change this, you can edit the source code of the page (if you are allowed
to do this by your administrator or you are the administrator).

Make it possible:

1. Edit, Administer websites
2. Users and Roles, pick the proper role, Edit Role Settings
3. go to Editing and check 'Allow users to edit source in external application'

To adjust which application:

1. Edit, Preferences
2. File editors
3. pick Web page Source
4. adjust the setting as you like with the program you want

To edit the source code:

1. in contribute browse to the page
2. in the menu click File, Actions, Edit Page source in external application
3. edit the source and safe the code
4. return to Contribute and Publish the page

[Confused User]

THINKINK!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!

I cannot thank you ENOUGH!

You are a God send!!

((((((((((((((THINK INK)))))))))))))))))))))

You're help will make things with my boss soooooo great! You are a life
saver!!! Thanks soooo much!!!!

[ThinkInk]

Wow, that's a nice thank you. Glad I could help!

Forgot to tell you that CSS stand for Cascading Style Sheets. You can create
these .css files to determine what the html looks like. In the head section of
the page you posted you can see some styles that also could be included in a
..css file and then imported into the html-file.
Maybe you can google sometime on "CSS" and learn a new dimension to HTML. It's
really fun and very convenient (since your html code get's much much smaller).

[Confused User]

Thanks, ThinkInk! :)

I just showed my boss, he's sooo happy also! It was an issue that was driving
us both insane for weeks upon weeks!

I did google CSS after you mentioned it...I think I will definitely educate
myself more on that when I get a chance. Thanks so much again, I really
appreciate you taking the time out to help me.

Have a wonderful day!