Hyperlinking Text and Hotspots for Graphics

G

Guest

On the sidebar of my webpage I am creating hotspots on a gif image and when i
do this it causes the image to become grainy. I though of how I could get
around this so I set this image in a cell as the background and decided to
use text and hyperlink them. When I hyperlink text frontpage want to
underline the text. How do I get the text to not be underlined but
hyperlinked. Also does anyone know why a image would become grainy after
creating a hotspot on it. I am using frontpage 2000.

Thank You For Your Help
Jeremy D Ross
 
M

Murray

Creating hotspots on images does not make them grainy. But resizing images
does. Did you resize this image while you were creating the hotspot?

You can control the appearance of your hyperlinks by using CSS. A quick
example of this (using inline CSS) would be -

<a href="whatever.html" style="text-decoration:none">link here</a>

You can achieve the same with an embedded, or a linked stylesheet. All of
these options are available to you via the FORMAT menu.
 
G

Guest

Sorry it has been so long since I have messed with html or any web desigh.
What is ccs and could you explain where I would put this html text.

Thank you
jeremy
 

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