Active link underlined by rollover effect

[D I R D E M]

Want to have hyperlinks change to underlined when active, not underlined
when not active
somehow the system refuses to do this, i.e. I choose rollover effect in page
property/background etc and choose underline....nothing happens
any suggestions?
Henry

 

[René]

any suggestions?

Yes: "Stick to the fucking standards." Links, not yet visited: blue,
underlined; links, visited: reddish-brown, underlined.

 

[D I R D E M]

is that supposed to be an answer?
fully aware of the default properties of hyperlink colors

 

[LightBlub]

In this newsgroup, people who are unable to answer your question still seem
to have some retarded need to answer your post anyway. I see it ALL the
time. Those people, of course, are a bunch of useless turds.

My only suggestion would be to try creating actual rollever images, rather
than try to achieve your results with text. That is, build your text into an
image, and have it roll to a copy of the image where the text is underlined.

Possibly too much work, depending on how many links you're talking about.
But I think this qualifies as a better answer than that other dork posted...

Good luck.

 

[Tack]

Dir
this is easily done with CSS...
can't remember the exact code to include but some will.
The rollover effect page won't do it..
Tack

 

[news]

I do the exact opposite with CSS on my site.

Jay
http://www.tequila-stuff.com

 

[Ozz]

Want to have hyperlinks change to underlined when active, not underlined
when not active
somehow the system refuses to do this, i.e. I choose rollover effect in page
property/background etc and choose underline....nothing happens
any suggestions?

add this to the head of your pages:

<style>
<!--
a:link {text-decoration: none;}
a:visited: {text-decoration: none;}
a:hover: {text-decoration: underline;}
a:active: {text-decoration: none;}
-->
</style>

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