No underline on link

In that case we should target that selector and pseudo-class in the global CSS.

/**ALL LINKS INSIDE THE ARTICLE TAG**/

article a {color:white}

yes every description must be include in between the double quote sign... et separated by a semicolon.

an other approach will be to link a style sheet to your HTML document and then you'll have two way for creating the appropriate rule, at least the selector to it

1 - if you don't have access to the core content of the DOM, and so to the HTML, the solution will be to play with tags selector... so that do mean that all the paragraph, inlcuded in within an anchor tag, will have the text decoration removed

that give the following rule to add to your style sheet

a p {

   text-decoration:none;

}

but that way all the paragraph include in an anchor (how deep it is) will be affected... to reduce it, you could precise, only the paragraph present in the first level of an anchor, that will add the > sign in between a and p

a > p {

   text-decoration:none;

}

2 - if you have access to the DOM and can add class to each appropriate element... you could create a class and add it as attribute to the appropriate paragraph... the name of your class can be what ever you want, but it also can be in a BEM approach (see BEM infos - BEM — Block Element Modifier )

<p class="article-linked">

and the rule to add to the style sheet will be

.article--linked {

   text-decoration:none;

}

Now from there, you can add all the needed description, color, margin, padding, font and so on... to each rule as you like