I have the site design. I am facing with text-decoration issue. However in firefox it seems to be cool but in chrome it is underlined even the text-decoration is set to none . Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks In Advannce. (www.futerox.net/ficus)

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As discovered, the visible underline was coming from a stylesheet rule in the theme. The checklist below explains how to confirm the source and apply a robust fix that survives browser differences and stylesheet ordering.

Open Chrome DevTools (Elements → Styles, then Computed) to see which rule sets the link decoration and where that rule is defined. Use the :hov (toggle element state) control to reveal any :hover/:visited/:active rules. Check for inline styles or script-injected CSS (these have higher priority). Review stylesheet order and specificity: a rule that appears later or with higher specificity will win. Also clear the browser cache or do a hard reload after edits to ensure changes are applied.

Preferred fixes are: edit the offending rule in the theme file, or add a small override stylesheet that loads after the theme with equal or higher specificity; target normal, visited and hover states so the override covers all cases. As a last resort, use !important. After changes, test keyboard focus and color contrast because removing underlines can harm link discoverability. If the slider or plugin injects styles at runtime, either change the plugin settings or add the override with sufficient specificity (or modify the plugin template) so the underline is reliably suppressed.

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It's picking this up in style_nevio.css line 420
.nivo-caption a {
color: #EFE9D1;
text-decoration: underline;
}

oh thank you so much..

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