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thanks Zyloch. <br />
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I'm sure if double underline is not natively supported by CSS then double and single accounting underline (like in Excel) is not natively supported either.
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thanks Zyloch.

I'm sure if double underline is not natively supported by CSS then double and single accounting underline (like in Excel) is not natively supported either.

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Hmmm, if I may - a lot of unecessary code and IE only hacks there :-(<br />
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&lt;span style=&quot;border-bottom: double red;&quot;&gt;Your text&lt;/span&gt;<br />
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or for links<br />
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a.special<br />
{<br />
border-bottom: double red;<br />
}<br />
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&lt;a href=&quot;&quot; class=&quot;special&quot;&gt;Your text&lt;/a&gt;
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Hmmm, if I may - a lot of unecessary code and IE only hacks there :-(

<span style="border-bottom: double red;">Your text</span>

or for links

a.special
{
border-bottom: double red;
}

<a href="" class="special">Your text</a>

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cool sean, your code will come in useful.
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cool sean, your code will come in useful.

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Yah, some unnecessary code, but I was just showing all the ways to do it :)
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Yah, some unnecessary code, but I was just showing all the ways to do it :)

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Is it possible to set text-decoration underline underline styles?<br />
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e.g. like double underline or even double accounting or single accounting ones?
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Is it possible to set text-decoration underline underline styles?

e.g. like double underline or even double accounting or single accounting ones?

CSS - text-decoration: underline

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