HTML question: How to make text colored?

[Guest]

I got the following HTML text from an earlier posting.

<acronym title="text1">"text2"</acronym>

The second bit of text (text2) appears on the web page. When one moves a
cursor over it, the first bit of text (text1) becomes visible. However, I
need some intuitive way to indicate to the reader that they should position
their cursor over the visible text. For example, if it was in red and
underlined. Any suggestions? If so, what would the new HTML look like (the
answer needs to be pretty explicit as I don't know anything about HTML)?

Thanks for any suggestions.
Doug Stewart

 

[Steve Easton]

The easiest way if you're just starting: Highlight the text for "text2" then right click, select
font, and then select the color from the dropdown and then click Apply.

hth

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[Guest]

Steve

Great!!! Thanks very much.

Doug
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[Murray]

<acronym title="text1" style="color:red;">"text2"</acronym>

 

[Andrew Murray]

just underlined the word (text2) as this is not technically a hyperlink
(unless you want it to be one, do this then):

<a href="text2" title="text1">Click here for text2</a>

the above is a standard hyperlink