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I don't know what red lines you are talking about.
Stylesheets are a whole complicated issue unto themselves. I suggest you use firebug or something like it to learn which stylesheets are being applied to your pages.
Interesting, the lines were there when the plugin was enabled, I checked the style sheets and there are no indicators, wonder where it's coming from. Each term is highlighted with two red underlines.
I also notice hovertip and glossary link display doesn't work together, you have to choose one or the other. It would be nice if the superscript worked with hovertip for easy display for users.
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Comment #1
Dave Cohen commentedI don't know what red lines you are talking about.
Stylesheets are a whole complicated issue unto themselves. I suggest you use firebug or something like it to learn which stylesheets are being applied to your pages.
Comment #2
darumaki commentedInteresting, the lines were there when the plugin was enabled, I checked the style sheets and there are no indicators, wonder where it's coming from. Each term is highlighted with two red underlines.
Comment #3
darumaki commentedI found out what was causing this, in glossary.css, was this css in there already or did the module put it there
I also notice hovertip and glossary link display doesn't work together, you have to choose one or the other. It would be nice if the superscript worked with hovertip for easy display for users.