I’ve decided to have links appear as non underlined text until you hover over them. Once you do hover over them, they become underlined and the background colour changes so that they stand out.<\/p>\n
In addition, if you’re using Mozilla or Firebird<\/a>, the background colour will have an oval shape. This is done via the nifty stylesheet tag “-moz-border-radius”, which is an early implementation of W3C’s<\/a> CSS3 border-radius<\/a> directive. (As a bit of trivia, any stylesheet tag that you see in Mozilla starting with “-moz” means that it’s an early implementation of a not yet fully approved W3C tag.)<\/p>\n Of course, IE doesn’t know what to do with this and only displays hovered links with a regular rectangle as background – but at least it doesn’t make it appear any worse<\/i> than it would be without it.<\/p>\n As an aside, I think I’ve now pretty much finished customizing my personal Web page and its integration with Movable Type.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’ve decided to have links appear as non underlined text until you hover over them. Once you do hover over them, they become underlined and the background colour changes so that they stand out. In addition, if you’re using Mozilla or Firebird, the background colour will have an oval shape. This is done via the …<\/p>\n