Hyperlink Color Question

[Niagara Mouse]

The website I am building as a table has 6 pages. The menu is across the top
in 6 columns with a word in each column, i.e. 'Home' 'Photos' 'Contact' ,
etc. in black and they appear on each page. When someone visits the 'Photos'
page I want all the other links to remain black and the 'Photos' link to be a
different color. Then when the same visitor visits the contact 'Contact' then
all the other links are black and "Contact' is now the different color, that
way they know what page they are on.
Is there a way to do that without using a template and where the web host
does not have FP extensions?

 

[Niagara Mouse]

Thank you Steve,
" and the hyperlink to contact would have contactclass assigned to it."

I just use FrontPage as WYSIWYG. I know nothing about code. Reference your
quote (above) how would I assign 'contactclass' to the contact hyperlink?

I have tried to create a external style sheet but when I added new pages
they did not take on the attributes of the styles even though I tried to link
them, so I ended up with in-line styles, and I'm getting very confused, so
I'm not sure about adding this stuff to the CSS.

 

[Steve Easton]

Did you add the link to the style sheet to the new pages using Format > style sheet links?

To add the styles to the hyperlinks, right click the hyperlink, select Properties
and in the Edit Hyperlink dialog click the Style button.

Type in the class name for that link in the class textbox, but without the leading period like this:
photoclass


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