Re: different coloured links

Hi Gary

I've got a feelling that what you're saying is that the reason
you set the link colour to white was because you wanted to get
rid of the coloured border you get on images when they are
hyperlinked.  While Mike is quite right about using CSS to set up
different link classes which have different colours, if you just
want to get rid of the borders on your hyperlinked images, add
BORDER="0" to the IMG tag.  You can then set your link colour for
the whole page to a single colour, but not have coloured borders
around your images.

HTH!

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----- Original Message -----
From: Gary Thorpe <gthorpe(at)saltus.bm>

> just a quick easy one
> how can i make the link colour of a number of different links
in a single
> page different.
> I have images on my page which are clickable and so i made the
links white
> to blend with the white background.  However, now when i create
text links
> on the same page, they are white and hence the text is white on
white.
> thanks for any help
> Gary
> at Saltus Grammar School

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