As described in the issue, both the bootstrap selector that adds text-decoration: underline and our selector that removes it are equally selective.
The current code fixes this by also making our selector require :hover, thus making it more selective. Possibly downside: We don't set text-decoration: none for not hovered anchors anymore (but that isn't a problem with firefox and chrome in my tests?)
As an alternative, we could also use !important -- I was just hesitant about this.
Maybe we instead want to have text-decoration: none for both selectors, with and without :hover. I couldn't get scss to generate that, though (I have no idea what I'm doing)
fixes #2115
As described in the issue, both the bootstrap selector that adds
text-decoration: underlineand our selector that removes it are equally selective.The current code fixes this by also making our selector require
:hover, thus making it more selective. Possibly downside: We don't settext-decoration: nonefor not hovered anchors anymore (but that isn't a problem with firefox and chrome in my tests?)As an alternative, we could also use
!important-- I was just hesitant about this. Maybe we instead want to havetext-decoration: nonefor both selectors, with and without:hover. I couldn't get scss to generate that, though (I have no idea what I'm doing)