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I'm using Frontpage 2000. How can I create text hyperlinks without the underline? Frontpage seems to underline all text hyperlinks automatically, and I would like to bypass this function.
Thank You.
 
This solution will remove the underlines from all the hyperlinks on the
page.
In HTML view, add the following to the head section of each page
<style type="text/css">
<!--
a {text-decoration:none}
-->
</style>
 
styles - either an external style sheet or within the hyerlink dialogue, click
"Style" button, and go to "font" option.

Steve Smith said:
I'm using Frontpage 2000. How can I create text hyperlinks without the
underline? Frontpage seems to underline all text hyperlinks automatically, and I
would like to bypass this function.
 
This worked for me in FP2003 however I would like to go one step further and
on use this on some of the links.

A good example is the MSN.com webpage. The header of a group is underlined
but the contents are not, and they are all links.

Really I want to do this on a link by link basis? if thats possible.
 
You have two options:

1. Use the CSS that Kathleen provided, then for the link that you want underlined, select the link
the U button on Top Menu bar or Font and select Underlined.

2. Use CSS and assign Class IDs to each of your links.

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Yes.

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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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