Beginning CSS: Cascading Style Sheets for Web Design, 2nd ...

Part II: PropertiesThe text-decoration PropertyThe text-decoration property applies underlining, overlining, and strikethrough to text. The followingtable outlines the text-decoration property and the values it allows.Propertytext-decorationValuenone | [ underline || overline || line-through || blinkInitial value: noneSafari and IE do not support the blink keyword.Because this property is a little more complicated than those covered previously, a simple explanation ofits use is warranted.To demonstrate the various styles available using this property, consider the example in Figure 5-13a.The CSS in Figure 5-13a is combined with the markup in Figure 5-13b.Figure 5-13c shows the various effects provided by the text-decoration property as specified by thepreceding code.However, this is not all that is possible with the text-decoration property. This notation[ underline || overline || line-through || blink ]means that the text-decoration property can accept one or more of these values. To specify more thanone value, each value is separated by a single space. Take for example the code in Figure 5-14a.Figure 5-13a150