I've used styles on FrontPage nav bars in the past (the text based kind)
the way I was successful was to make a class on the style sheet and mark the
a:link, the a:visited, a: hover, and a:active as well as the default text
(because the page you're on in a nav bar is just plain text).
then wrap the nav bar in the html code with <span class="something"> and
</class>
it'll style your hyperlinks according to what you spec. them as and your
plain text to match.
works every time. IMHO you can get a much nicer looking nav bar by using
this method over a graphic as a cell background or just marking them up
heavily with the style sheet than you can with the default them "picture
buttons".
</IMHO> ;-)
HTH
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dshilaos said:
I appologize if this has been asked. I had created a nav/link bar in
NetStudio. My pages loaded much too slowly. I deleted the graphic, and
created a new bar and added a "style". After publishing, the links are all
default text, no stlye/graphic. The links all work properly though. My host
server has reset extensions, and I've republished, but it's still just text.
I don't use a theme on my pages. Thnks for any help.
