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#1 2010-03-03 18:27:25

Peasantoid
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Registered: 2009-04-26
Posts: 928
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What is this link doing here?

Here is something weird I noticed whilst using Vimperator's hint navigation. Screenshot follows:

weird-link.thumb.png

Upon further investigation, it was revealed to be a link. The contained text originally had the CSS 'display' attribute set to 'none', which is why it was invisible. I disabled it for the purpose of the next screenshot:

weird-link-revealed.thumb.png

What is the point of this? Would it not be more sensible to include the image with a normal <img ... /> tag and then wrap it in <a>...</a>? Or am I missing something here?

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#2 2010-03-03 19:54:48

ilpianista
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Registered: 2007-10-06
Posts: 568
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Re: What is this link doing here?

I tried to make the Arch Linux logo clickable, it is set through a CSS style not with <img>, so that was the best way I thought.
But that caused a problem into the admin page, so I reverted the commit for the moment.
I do not want to edit the html code because Thayer is working on a new style and, when it will be ready, we will replace only a .css file.

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