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Aaron

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Registered: 9th Aug 04
Location: Cottingham, East Riding
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1st May 06 at 15:49

probably a simple one for someone to answer. When i put a hyperlink on some text, it turns blue and gets underlined by dreamweaver to show that its a link

I'm sur the colour can be changed but i'm not sure how. Any ideaas how i can do this. even the code would be ok i think (i dont do HTML)

Thanks

Ian

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Registered: 28th Aug 99
Location: Liverpool
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1st May 06 at 16:23

<body> tag if you don't have a style sheet.

A:link { color: red }
A:visited { color: blue }
A:active { color: yellow }

...if you do.

Steve

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Registered: 30th Mar 02
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1st May 06 at 16:36

use style sheets

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1st May 06 at 20:30

Somtimes there is no need to use a style sheet.

Steve

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1st May 06 at 20:54

no but style sheets are the proper way to do it, and you can do more stuff, and use the style sheet for your entire site instead of having to change each page

dave17

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Registered: 3rd Sep 02
Location: Greater London
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1st May 06 at 22:27

Pretty sure its u under, format > Docmument setup or something like that

Nismo

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Registered: 12th Sep 02
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1st May 06 at 23:29

as its said best to use style sheets but if not then this

code:


<a href="The_link.html"><font color="#000000">The Link</font></a>

Ian

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Registered: 28th Aug 99
Location: Liverpool
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2nd May 06 at 00:00

Font tag

Body tag

So 1998

Steve

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2nd May 06 at 07:07

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Font tag

Body tag

So 1998

indeed

Nismo

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2nd May 06 at 09:19

yes but if he doesnt know style sheets or doens want to learn then thers the answer he was looking for orginally.

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2nd May 06 at 10:06

Anyway, to answer your question.

Right Click
Page Properties
Change the colours to what you want.

Steve

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2nd May 06 at 10:14

or he could learn how to do style sheets and not bodge it

do a search on the net, they are really easy to use.

Its good practice to learn how to do thing the proper way, especially when coding/programming things

dave17

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Registered: 3rd Sep 02
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2nd May 06 at 11:27

Its not really bodging it if your making the site in dreamweaver. Easiest way to do it

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