CSS ? again
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- DigitalMe0
You need to look into Psuedo Class references from your anchor tags.
Here's what the class definition will look like
.default {font-family: Verdana;}
...then your psuedo class def will follow like this...
a.default:link
{font-family: Verdana;}a.default:visited
{font-family: Verdana;}a.default:hover
{font-family: Verdana;}a.default:active
{font-family: Verdana;}...................
I usually condense the link and visited to the same def. and then the hover and active to the same def. like this...a.default:hover, a.default:active {font-family: Verdana;}
In the HTML, the class is referenced from a TD, SPAN or DIV, as usual, then your psuedo class reference is made from you A tag like this
<TD class="default"> <A HREF="blah" CLASS="default">
hope this helps