Learn how to create links without the underline in Dreamweaver using stylesheets.
Have you wanted to get rid of the underline in a link? Well! It's really simple using CSS styles. Learn how to make links with no underline.
If you use Dreamweaver as your HTML editor you need to go to your style palette, make a new style and apply the style on your link. Here are the steps:
Click on Windows>Styles
Click on the 'Style Sheet' button
Click on New
Give your style an appropriate name like 'nounderline' and click on OK.
Here's the trick - check the box next to None. This means that this style has no decoration.
Now you need to apply this style to all the links in your page.
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Try out these cool text rollover effects using CSS style sheets. Cut and paste code provided.
CSS Styles are a simple and fast way of making your site look good. In this tutorial you will learn how to make cool text rollovers.
The trick is to use the a:hover style! If you work with Dreamweaver the steps to follow are given below:
In your style sheet choose New
Next choose Use CSS selector
In the drop down menu choose a:hover
Finally, Define your style. You can choose your font, color, bold, underline etc.
You're done it! It's easy and fast and really cool!
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Learn how to use CSS Styles to format text in your web site. Cool tips included.
CSS Styles are the easiest and best way of formatting text in a web site. Instead of using 'font' tags for each paragraph and cluttering your HTML code with endless font tags you can simply make a style with the a specified font type, size and color and use it throughout the site. Styles can be used in tables, rows, cells and even more interestingly it can also be used for form objects. The possibilities are endless when you use style sheets. We'll discuss the various ways you can use styles in this tutorial.
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If you have a lot of links on a page and don't have enough of space to fit them all a simple way to add the links is to create a jump menu. Learn how to create jump menus in Macromedia Dreamweaver 4.0. Code is also included.
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