Completely removes any link decoration.

It assumes $link-strategy-default and $link-strategy-hover as defaults.

Helper .kill-link-decoration class basically implements this mixin.

If you are trying to kill the decoration of an already overriden link (using set-link() or set-link-decoration()) you will need to manually pass the correct values.

Nevertheless, if you are trying to delete the decoration of a link that already overrides the default behavior of all links on your site… well, you might consider a different approach.

Parameters

• $strategy-default - Valid $link-strategy value.
• $strategy-hover - Valid $link-strategy value.

Examples

// Normal link, no values passed
a.kill-my-decoration {
    @include kill-link-decoration();
}

// Oh, we made a custom decoration for a link...
a.my-very-special-link {
    @include set-link-decoration('mark', 'border-inset');
}

// ...but we need to delete the decoration on a more specific case! We'll need to manually pass the correct values because the mixin can't tell!
a.my-very-special-link--modified {
    @include kill-link-decoration('mark', 'border-inset');
}

<a href="#" class="kill-my-decoration">
    Undecorated link. Keeps color. Deletes decorative elements.
</a>
<a href="#" class="my-very-special-link">
    I'm a custom decorated link.
</a>
<a href="#" class="my-very-special-link--modified"">
    I'm a custom decorated link that has gotten undecorated. Long life CSS bloat.
</a>