How Do I Make Links Different Colors?

[Ken Hall]

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

 

[Chris Leeds, MVP-FrontPage]

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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[Jens Peter Karlsen[FP MVP]]

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

Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.

 

[Guest]

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

 

[Ken Hall]

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

 

[Don]

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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| 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