You are right it is much easier using the styles approach..
Don
==================
| Much simpler to use CSS for this.
| <style>
| a {text-decoration: none}
| a:hover{text-decoration: underline}
| </style>
|
| Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.
|
|
| >Hi Henry,
| >
| >I might be off base here but this is the only way I know to do that.
(Using
| >FP 2003)
| >
| >1. Highlight the text (link) then right click and select "Font" uncheck
the
| >"underline" box... (This will remove the underline from the link)
| >
| >2. On the help window (on the right side) click the arrow for the
dropdown
| >list and go to "Behaviors"
| >
| >3. Click on the "Insert" button and select "Change Property" (be sure
the
| >text is still highlighted)
| >
| >4. A new window opens.. Click on the "Font" button (New Window) and put a
| >check in the underline box then click OK....
| >
| >5. Back at the Property window check the box at the bottom "Restore on
| >Mouseout event".. Then click OK....
| >
| >6. Save the page and your done....
| >
| >This will write the JavaScript for you that you need to underline on
| >mouseover...
| >
| >Hope this helps
| >
| >Interesting Link...
| >
| >
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/training/CR061832701033.aspx
| >
| >Don
| >==============================
| >message | >| Quick question: I would like my hyperlinks on the footer of my web not
to
| >be
| >| underlined. Generally when you hyperlink something it will underline
the
| >| link. However, I would like it to show it as underlined only on
mouseover.
| >| Any ideas?
| >|
| >| Thanks,
| >|
| >| Henry Contreras
| >
| >
|
