If you want to sort of make your links different, you could use...
<style type="text/css">
A:link{COLOR:#ff0000;TEXT-DECORATION:none;}
A:visited{COLOR:#ff0000;TEXT-DECORATION: none;}
A:active{COLOR:#ff0000;TEXT-DECORATION: none}
A:hover{COLOR:#ffffff;TEXT-DECORATION:none;}
</style>
This means that when you put your cursor over the link, it will change from red to white. Where decoration is, you could also put underline...
<style type="text/css">
A:link{COLOR:#ff0000;TEXT-DECORATION:none;}
A:visited{COLOR:#ff0000;TEXT-DECORATION: none;}
A:active{COLOR:#ff0000;TEXT-DECORATION: none}
A:hover{COLOR:#ffffff;TEXT-DECORATION:underline;}
</style>
Now it will change from red to white and underlined.
Another decoration would be underline overline...
<style type="text/css">
A:link{COLOR:#ff0000;TEXT-DECORATION:none;}
A:visited{COLOR:#ff0000;TEXT-DECORATION: none;}
A:active{COLOR:#ff0000;TEXT-DECORATION: none}
A:hover{COLOR:#ff0000;TEXT-DECORATION:underline overline;}
</style>
Now it when the cursor is moved over the link, it will change from red to red with an underline and an overline.
You can experiment with it to fit your colour scheme of the website
. You can put this code before the <body> tag or use a Cascading Style Sheet which I find is better because then later on if you want to change the colour of the links, you can just upload a different .css file instead of editing each and every single page. I could show you how if you don't already know. Let me know on this idea.
Good Luck,
FireWolf
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