Unwanted underlines

I have a lot of underlines on the paragraphs on one of my pages. These are not links and I don’t see anything in styles to change or turn it on. Can someone please help?

And maybe I’m blind, but I don’t know where to attach a screenshot of this. It’s basically after you scroll down a little bit.


Here is my site Read-Only: https://preview.webflow.com/preview/ground-up-e74556?utm_medium=preview_link&utm_source=designer&utm_content=ground-up-e74556&preview=f2c4274ad349c1664979456000736d62&pageId=66c02bab926dbac060bff4ce&workflow=preview
(how to share your site Read-Only link)

I don’t see the underlines you mention :thinking:

Your section 12 class has an underline set.

Regarding the forum, if the screenshot image is on your clipboard you can just paste it, or you can upload it by clicking the photo upload button in the post editor toolbar ( 7th from the left ).

OK, thanks so much for the reply. I am going to try and paste the example.


How do you get rid of that because I only see a paragraph 2 class

Select the element at [1], and then undo your underline styling at [2].
You’ll want to click the blue text there, and you’ll see an undo button.

Ok I see that but I don’t see the undo button. the decoration text changes to orange when I click on the text and that’s the only difference I see. Can you print out that undo please?

1h

Ok major fail on my part and serious thanks for your video. I’m gonna get on that now.

But what I was hoping to do with the lightbox was allow for any user to click on an image so that it would be bigger and simply pop out.

Yep that’s what a lightbox is for, it shows the media you give it.

If you just want the image and not the text inside the lighbox trigger link, you can just move the text elements outside of the lightbox link element.

All right, I just tried to follow what you showed me and I took everything out of the light box link and I undid everything but there’s still that underlined so I’m a bit confused. Sorry for being so repetitive by the way :sweat_smile:

You might need to hire a tutor, there’s a lot to learn.

Basically if it’s underlined, you either have an underline style applied ( which you did ), or you have it inside of a link element, which browsers underline by default.

I also wouldn’t mix your classes like that, you are using no ujnderline on different types of elements. It’s not wrong, but it will lead to confusion and probable styling conflicts later.

Rewatch my video, it solves your current problem.