This has probably been asked a thousand time, but a brief look in
Google groups didn't find it.

How do I make different links different colors on the same page?

FP lets me select any color I want for links, but it forces all links
on the page to be that chosen color.

Ken

you'd have to define different "classes" on your style sheet for each type
of link, then your links would look like:
<a class="purple" ......
<a class="green"....
etc.
HTH

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"Ken Hall" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> This has probably been asked a thousand time, but a brief look in
> Google groups didn't find it.
>
> How do I make different links different colors on the same page?
>
> FP lets me select any color I want for links, but it forces all links
> on the page to be that chosen color.
>
> Ken

Use CSS for this. You can either use inline styles or a stylesheet with
different classes.

Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ken Hall [private.php?do=newpm&u=]
> Posted At: 5. oktober 2004 17:00
> Posted To: microsoft.public.frontpage.client
> Conversation: How Do I Make Links Different Colors?
> Subject: How Do I Make Links Different Colors?
>
>
> This has probably been asked a thousand time, but a brief
> look in Google groups didn't find it.
>
> How do I make different links different colors on the same page?
>
> FP lets me select any color I want for links, but it forces
> all links on the page to be that chosen color.
>
> Ken
>

Highlight text to create link, then right click choose
HYPERLINK-STYLE-FORMAT-FONT. Then you can choose color style effects

"Ken Hall" wrote:

> This has probably been asked a thousand time, but a brief look in
> Google groups didn't find it.
>
> How do I make different links different colors on the same page?
>
> FP lets me select any color I want for links, but it forces all links
> on the page to be that chosen color.
>
> Ken
>

Thanks for the replies.

I've never done style sheets. I use FP because I'm not much of a
coder.

On the suggestion about using HYPERLINK-STYLE-FORMAT-FONT. I didn't
see a way to address colors for target link, visited link and active
link. Did I miss something?

Ken

Let's make this easy.. Using FrontPage to do it for you... (if you want all
on the page to be the same)

Right click on the page >Page Properties>(new window) Formatting (tab) on
the top of the page. The in the middle of the page (right side) change the
Hyperlink colors...

Easy? That's why I use FrontPage.....

HTH

Don
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"Ken Hall" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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| Thanks for the replies.
|
| I've never done style sheets. I use FP because I'm not much of a
| coder.
|
| On the suggestion about using HYPERLINK-STYLE-FORMAT-FONT. I didn't
| see a way to address colors for target link, visited link and active
| link. Did I miss something?
|
| Ken