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Don't you think so?
I mean, all links that are bold and when you hover over them they became normal. They are shaking and moving in all directions.. Since bold text takes more space, sometimes a topic title is wraped into two lines.. when you hover it, it skrinks to one line.. sometimes escaping your mouse "hand" like it's fearing the click 

It's better to apply another style, like having bold links in both states, just adding "a.hover {text-decoration: underline} for instance. Otherwise it affects the whole layout. Even tables are shrinking when you hover the different columns' headings.

Can you provide a screenie to show what you are seeing?

What browser?

Thanks for looking at this.

I'm using IE 6 on windows XP. I've just noticed that in Firefox, there are no bold links.
It's obvious what the developers who styled the forum are using 

See the screeshot. It's an animation just to better show what i mean.

Groovy..

I'll get Andy to take a look for you... nice animation.

brad wrote:Groovy..

I'll get Andy to take a look for you... nice animation.

Guess most are using FF  otherwise there where a comment earlier.

Thanks!

Interesting to see some stats about members' webbrowsers.

Predator wrote:Guess most are using FF  otherwise there where a comment earlier.

Good to know that we are at least 2 out here 
http://forum.joomla.org/index.php/topic ... #msg116103
Actually got used to these dancing joomla! links and like them so much that I only visit here using IE 

I was going to post this untill IE became unusable 3 days ago (would open and just freeze, never load a site). I cleaned cace, no go, I edited the registry to pretend it was not installed in order to reinstall, but it wouldn't let me even though the registry hack was straight from M$ own knowledgebase (error about never version already installed), so now, I do not have IE anymore, set FF as default, and am still alive!
I'd like to get it back though as all bookmarks are in there..

eyezberg wrote:I'd like to get it back though as all bookmarks are in there.. :(

But Firefox usually asks you to import those... because Firefox was listening to your KB-hack and pretended the IE is not there?
You could try to use Bookmarks -> Bookmark Manager -> Import

That's what I did indeed right after I posted this, worked like a charm.. sometimes writing stuff down gives you new ideas
FF was already installed, but only used as 2nd browser..
Thanks