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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / July 2007Changing a hyperlink's characteristic?
I've used the html code fragment in my trial version of Publisher 2007 to make my hyperlinks become underlined and change color when I hover over them. But this only seems to work on links that I created with html code fragment and not on the links that I created by clicking on the insert hyperlink button and assigning the link from text to another page or an email address. Any ideas? As per your other posts, it sounds like you would be much better off using Frontpage. However, if you really want an answer to this, then post back with the code snippet that you are using. DavidF > I've used the html code fragment in my trial version of Publisher 2007 to > make my hyperlinks become underlined and change color when I hover over [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > address. > Any ideas? Thanks. I was actually looking at Microsoft Expression Web. How is this different from Frontpage? Better? Worse? Easier? > As per your other posts, it sounds like you would be much better off using > Frontpage. However, if you really want an answer to this, then post back [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > address. > > Any ideas? Probably a better choice. It has replaced FrontPage and is supposed to be better software. I know Rob is using it so he might be able to comment. You can import your website into it, just as in FrontPage. I guess there really is no good reason to go with FrontPage unless you have a copy or can buy a copy really cheap, but in the long run you would probably end up upgrading to WebExpression anyway. DavidF > Thanks. I was actually looking at Microsoft Expression Web. How is this > different from Frontpage? Better? Worse? Easier? [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> > address. >> > Any ideas? Thanks for all of your help. You guys have all been really great! > Probably a better choice. It has replaced FrontPage and is supposed to be > better software. I know Rob is using it so he might be able to comment. You [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > >> > address. > >> > Any ideas? It looks like we are going to stick with Publisher. As I said before, the following code is what I've been trying to use to change my hyperlinks, but it only work on the hyperlinks that I created with html code fragment and not on the ones done by highlighting the text and clicking on "insert hyperlink": <STYLE> <!-- A:link {text-decoration:none} A:active {text-decoration:none} A:visited {text-decoration:none} A:hover {text-decoration:none} --> </STYLE> > As per your other posts, it sounds like you would be much better off using > Frontpage. However, if you really want an answer to this, then post back [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > address. > > Any ideas? Perhaps this is what you are looking for: a:hover {text-decoration: underline} Here is some background info for you: http://www.htmldog.com/guides/cssbeginner/text/ DavidF > It looks like we are going to stick with Publisher. As I said before, the > following code is what I've been trying to use to change my hyperlinks, [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] >> > address. >> > Any ideas? |
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