CSS text link underlining is ignored in all browsers

[seanchandler]

This will probably be very simple for the CSS geniuses out there

On this page http://hosting.geoorbis.com/geoorbis/partners.html there are two external links in the body of the text

The first link (VT Caribbean) ignores my CSS textlink code of

A.textlink:link {
color:#D00000;
font-size:10px;
font-family: geneva, helvetica, san serif;
letter-spacing: 1px;
border-bottom: 1px dotted #D00000;

The second (Data Transfer Solutions) adheres to it

Problem is, the first is a regular HTML link and I can force the link to open in a new window. The second link is javascript and I can't get the link to open in a new window.

Can anyone figure out why the CSS is ignored by the regular HTML link?

Thanks

[spikeZ]

Works fine for me on Opera, FF and IE6....

[seanchandler]

Thanks Spike,

After some more poking around I found that setting the :visited CSS with the same underline code makes it work in all browsers

See I knew someone would help me figure it out

Cheers - BTW I am in Barbados - cold where you are?

[spikeZ]

No problem Sean

I am in Glossop, Derbyshire UK - Very Cold

[seanchandler]

One more ? for you - in IE/Win my new paragraphs are not nicely spaced like they are in any other browser

If I use 2 <br>'s after each line, however then my paragraphs are too far apart in other browsers

How can I get IE to put one line space between my paragraphs without mucking up the layout in other browsers