CSS Reference Guide: text-decoration

The CSS text-decoration shorthand property is a versatile tool that allows developers to add and style decorative lines on text using four component properties: text-decoration-line, text-decoration-style, text-decoration-color, and text-decoration-thickness. Each component offers various values, such as underline, solid, red, and 0.1em, to define the appearance of the lines, with options for styling including solid or dashed lines, and setting colors with keywords or RGB codes. The thickness property, although currently supported only in the latest Firefox and Safari versions, lets developers specify the stroke thickness using auto, from-font, length, or percentage values. Additionally, the text discusses LogRocket, a tool designed to help developers monitor and track client-side CPU and memory usage by replaying user sessions, capturing logs, errors, and providing automated monitoring through its Galileo AI to improve debugging processes for web and mobile applications.