Fix for "Don't put an underline on linked images" #125
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The changes in bb5dbf and 585c08 to clear the bottom border are immediately getting overridden by the styles right below. Swap the order so these styles are applied as intended.
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ping @bitprophet, this should be a quick review |
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@bitprophet Any reason not to merge this? |
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The changes in bb5dbf9 and 585c081 to clear the bottom border are getting overridden by the styles applied immediately below. (Was this ever working?)
Here is a fresh screenshot from http://docs.python-requests.org/ (a prominent Alabaster consumer) showing the underline on the license badge while hovering over it:
(my cursor got hidden by the screenshot, but it was hovering right over the license badge)
Swapping the order of these rules results in the styles getting applied as intended.
Thanks in advance for taking a look and thanks for the great work on Alabaster!