I won't answer your question as others have already done a fine job. I just want to interject a comment about good HTML style.

You should see this link about underlines. Now, for my CSS (you can supply your own CSS for Perlmonks), it's clear to me that this is not a hyperlink (once I hover over the line, that is). However, many browsers or stylesheets will render underlined text almost the same as a hyperlink. Thus, many people will see my underline above and assume that it's actually a link and not just an underline. It can be confusing to the end user and thus should be avoided.

Cheers,
Ovid

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In reply to Re: Formatting commands? by Ovid
in thread Formatting commands? by rir

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