Hyperlinks

M

Mark

Is there anyway of removing the line that appears underneath a word when
used as a hyperlink?

Thanks

Mark

ps i'm using Frontpage 2002
 
S

Steve Easton

Add this to the link: <style="text-decoration: none;">

You can also set a style for a link in Hyperlink properties.

To set it for all links on a page, add this to the head section instead of using the inline type I
mentioned above.

<style type="text/css">
a {
text-decoration: none
}
</style>

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C

clintonG

We can use CSS to modify link styles.
Better you learn more about what you want to do before applying the
simplistic solutions you have been given as there are several issues for you
to consider.

Google: "pseudo selectors"
Google: "pseudo selectors"+"link"
Google: "pseudo selectors"+"anchor"

Get the idea?
 
M

Murray

Pseudo-classes might give better or more relevant results, however.

In FP you can get to any style using FORMAT | Style. In that panel, you can
redefine any HTML tag, or create your own custom class rules.
 
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