How do I style text on active graphics?

[Guest]

I am using a theme on my site and have chosen to implement a vertical
navigation link bar based on my site's structure. For my theme I am using the
active graphics option and have chosen the pictures I want to appear on my
vertical link bar.

I would like to know how I can style just the text that FP2003 writes on top
of those active graphics. I want to be able to specify a different text style
for the following:

a:link
a:hover
a:active

Is this possible? I believe it is but I do not understand where to find the
option to style the text that is written onto my active graphics. Any help is
very much appreciated!!

Thanks!

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You would have to modify the theme, however I don't think it is possible set a specific for
different states of the navigation text.

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[Guest]

How would I modify it though? I know that FrontPage is generating the .CSS
for me somewhere, but how do I get at it so that I can modify it to my
perference for the link text? Surely there has to be a way to do this -
otherwise how would there be various themes where the text on the links are
different color/font at various states like active, visited and on hover.
This is getting frustrating and I need to get this figured out for a project
I am doing for work, so if you have ANY other suggestions at all please let
me hear them and I will be happy to try!

Thank You!

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You will see the option to modify the theme, under Format | Theme. After modify the theme you must
save it under a new name, remove the current theme, then apply you modified theme.

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[Guest]

Ok, there is no need for any further replies. I believe that I have figured
out what to do. I forgot that I had an external style sheet linked to the
page I was working with and that apparently was interfering with the theme
that I was trying to implement for the vertical navigation.

Although, if you know of any way for me to go into the theme that FrontPage
is creating for me so that I can manually tweak the styles I am having it
create that would be excellent!

Thank You!

 

[E. T. Culling]

Remember that the proper order is:
Link
Visitied
Hover
Active
You'll probably want to define all 4 when you find where to do it. TopStyle
has the capacity to find the CSS file for a page. If you don't have it send
me the URL for the page and I can try.
Eleanor

 

[Guest]

Format | Theme | customize
You can change a lot of stuff in there.