B.110. text-decoration
This property lets you add one or more "decorations" to the text within an element. Decorations include overlining, underlining, striking through, and blinking.
Although this property is not inherited, specifying it on an element will apply the decoration through the whole element, including child elements.
Inherited: No
B.110.1. Value
This property can be set to none to remove any decoration specified in a lower-priority rule (e.g. to remove the underline applied to hyperlinks in the default style sheets of visual browsers).
Otherwise, it can take any space-delimited combination of the following constants:
Initial value: none
B.110.2. Compatibility ...
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