Stylizing Hyperlinks

[Guest]

I don't want some of my hyperlinks to be underlined. In HTML when I wanted
to do this I typed in a:{text-decoration:none}, but this isn't a readable
code in FrontPage. Is there a way in Frontpage to have some of my hyperlinks
not be underlined. I just want them to have a rollover function and that is
how people will know they are hyperlinks.

Also, some of the hyperlinks are rollover, but from what I understand if you
are going to make your hyperlinks rollover they all have to do that, as it is
in page properties. Is there anyway to individulaize the style of your
hyperlinks (i.e. changing the color and underline function)
Thanks

 

[Chris Leeds, MVP-FrontPage]

sure, you could put them in a "container" like a table cell or div, then
apply a class or ID to that element that describes what the link should look
like.

alternatively you could just apply the class to the individual links.

take a look at www.alistapart.com or google for cascading style sheet link
properties, etc.

HTH

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[Steve Easton]

Actually a:{text-decoration:none}, is not correct for any use and especially for an individual
hyperlink.
For a page it is
<style type = "text/css">
a{text-decoration: none;}
</style>

For an individual link, right click the link and then Format > Style and apply the style to the
individual link.

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