Quick Dreamweaver Q
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- brooke
Do text links in Dreamweaver HAVE to be underlined? I don't like it. Is there a way to bypass this?
- unformatted0
use css and define the links yourself.
i think that's what you are talking about. if not, sorry, my bad. ;)
- unfittoprint0
use CSS. on the font definition, uncheck the underline checkbox.
- brooke0
I thought you could only specify TEXT *LINKS* in Page Properties. How is it done with style sheets?
- stewart0
rip my css if you want.
- unknown0
make a style class and apply it to the link
- muckychris660
to be more exact - you probably want to redefine the A: Link
- mrdobolina0
brooke, put this in the of your html and adjust the colors accordingly.
A:link {text-decoration: none}
A:visited {text-decoration: none}
A:active {text-decoration: none}
A:hover {text-decoration: underline; color: FF3300;}
- brooke0
Well I suppose I shouldn't have asked an HTML question considering I don't know what I'm doing nor do I understand what y'all're talking about.
Thanks anyway. I wish I hadn't packed my books already.
- mrdobolina0
sorry lady
- brooke0
Whatever.
- unknown0
do what mrbob said.
or else!
- ganon0
you dont need no stinkin' books!..:
- brooke0
Yeah, I don't know where I'm supposed to put it.
So there's my next question...
- mrdobolina0
in the head of the html.
I tried to write it out but nt kills anything inside tags.
- imprint0
HEy just go to
www.w3schools.com and look under CSS or do what my boss says GOOGLE has all the answers just do alittle research but it is done through CSS.
- mrdobolina0
you could put it in an external .css file, but putting it in the head will be simpler.
- brooke0
Holy shit. I actually did something right. Thank you to everyone.
Especially Mrdobolina. <3
- mrdobolina0
I got all yer backs, if I can help.
- unknown0
err... sounds ominous