rubyonrailsin

> for example I have the following simple code in my views:
>
> <%= link_to "Here", :controller => 'home', :action => 'inside_here' %>
>
> I get the "actual" view in the page looking like this:
>
> Here (/home/inside_here)
>
> where the underlying url is showing right beside the "Here" word. By
> default, the "Here" word should only be outputted and not the path
> underneath it.
>
> Since we presently have no solution to this, my front-end guy keeps on
> enclosing these links with <divs> so as to hide the underlying links.
> It's a big headache for him.. he's stressed.
>
> Does anybody have any suggestion on what's happening? Maybe there's
> something wrong with the layout or with the stylesheets? Or
> javascript? Since the front-end guy was previously developing using
> Php and HTML that there might be some tiny detail that shouldn't be
> used in Rails by convention. Although he knows the basics needed to
> output stuff (like link_to, image_tag, etc) in Rails... Thanks a lot!

My guess is you have some javascript that is doing this. Rails
doesn't do this by default.

Or, perhaps you have installed a plugin that overrides how link_to
works.

-philip

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