How do you change link color in html?
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as described above:\nlink=  color of the unclicked link\nalink=  color of the link while it is being clicked\nvlink= color of the link after being visited
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Note that this code will only work in Internet Explorer.\n\nTo alter the scrollbar color, you need to use stylesheets (CSS). Put them in your <head>, like this...\n\n<html>\n  <head>\n    <title>My Page</title>\n    <style type="text/css">\n      /* STYLES HERE */\n    </style>\n  </head>\n  <body>\n    Welcome to my page!\n  </body>\n</html>\n\nOkay. Now. I would recommend going to "Nutrockers Scrollbar CSS Style Engine," here: http://www.nutrocker.co.uk/scrollbarcolor.html\n\nThat will allow you to get the right colors without having to experiment a ton.\n\nRemember that you can not set the scrollbar in browsers such as Firefox without using Flash... but those scrollbars are generated within the Flash embed anyway, so it doesn't really count.\n\nTry these links for more info:\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/css/article.php/3470421\nhttp://www.websitetips.com/info/css/scrollbars.shtml
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If you are using html just use this code:\n\n<a href="URL">Link</a>\n\nif you want it to open in a new window, add target=_"blank"\n\n<a href="URL" target="_blank">Link</a>
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Try these two -\nhttp://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/reference/color_codes/\nhttp://www.guistuff.com/tools/css/colorhex.htm
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put target="_blank" in your links to open them in a new browser window.\n\n<a hre="http://www.yahoo.com/" \ntarget="_blank">Yahoo</a>\n\nbest html reference http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_reference.asp best style sheet reference http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_reference.asp html links http://www.websitetips.com/html/ style sheet links http://www.websitetips.com/css/  html dom http://www.w3schools.com/htmldom/dom_reference.asp
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Try this one:  Hope this is the one:\n\n<style type="text/css">\nbody{\nbackground-attachment:fixed;\nbackground-repeat: repeat;\nbackground-position:center center;\nbackground-color:000000;}\ntable, td, textarea, a, body, input{background-color:transparent;border:none;border-width:0}\n</style>\n<style type="text/css">\ntd, table {color: 9B9A9A}\n.whitetext12 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.lightbluetext8 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.blacktext12 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.btext {color: 9B9A9A}\n.blacktext10 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.text {color: 9B9A9A}\n.orangetext15 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.nametext {color:9B9A9A}\n.redbtext{color:9B9A9A}\nA:link{color:9B9A9A}\nA:visited{color:9B9A9A}\nA:active{color:9B9A9A}\nA:hover{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar:link{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar:active{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar:visited{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar:hover{color:9B9A9A}\na.redlink:link{color:9B9A9A}\na.redlink:active{color:9B9A9A}\na.redlink:visited{color:9B9A9A}\na.redlink:hover{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall:link{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall:active{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall:visited{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall:hover{color:9B9A9A}\n</style>\n<style type="text/css">\nbody{ background-image: url("http://www.yourspacecorner.com/Layouts/General/834/bg.jpg")}\n</style>\n<style type="text/css">\nbody, html {visibility:visible !important; display:block !important}\n</style>\n<a href="http://www.tweakingmyspace.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.tweakingmyspace.com/adsource/cornerTag.gif" alt="Myspace Layouts" style="position:absolute; left:0px; top: 0px;" border="0"></a>
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In your CSS add something like this:\n\na img {border: 1px solid #000000;}\na:hover img, a:visited:hover img {border: 1px solid #FF0066;}\n\nthat will make a one pixel black border around each image that's in a link, and when someone mouses over it, the border will change to red.  You'll want to change the colors I picked because that might be really ugly.
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What browser are you using?\n\nIn Firefox, I believe the option (if I understand your question correctly) is under Tools - Options - Content (tab) - Colors (button).  At the bottom of that window, tick the "Allow pages to choose their own colors..." option.\n\nIn Internet Explorer, Tools - Internet Options - General (tab) - Accessibility (button) - all those options should be UNticked to allow webpages to define their own styles.
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I think it didn't work because you left your style tag open.\n\n**For the average user**\n\n\nPLACE EACH CODE IN THE CAPTIONS TO EACH PICTURE\nEnter individual style codes small enough to fit in each picture\ncaption, you can find the edit caption section through the Upload /\nChange Photos link on your homepage..\n\nFor a background picture:\n<body background="http://tinyurl.com/ENTER YOUR PIC URL INTO THIS SITE AND PLACE THE URL HERE">\n\n*You can also use tinypic.com for this..\n\nFor a background color:\n\n<body bgcolor="COLOR_CODE">\n\nTo allow your background picture or color to show up:\n<style>table, td {background:transparent}</style>\n\nTo make the background picture stay put when you scroll:\n<style>body{background-attachment:fixed;}</style>\n\n(If needed) To make your background not repeat:\n<style>body{background-repeat: no-repeat;}</style>\n\nTo make your text visible:\n<style>body, table, td, .text{color:COLOR_CODE</style>\n\n\nTo change the color of the links:\n<style>a:link {color:COLOR_CODE! important;}</style>\n\nTo give the pictures a translucent look in firefox (the .80 variable can be changed as desired):\n<style>body{-moz-opacity:.80;opacity:.80;}</style>\n\nTo give the picture a translucent look in IE (the 85 variable can be changed as desired):\n\n<style>img{filter:alpha(opacity=85);}</style>\n\nOr this code to put a gray filter on all the images in IE:\n<style>img {filter:gray;}</style>\n\nTo take the translucent effect or any other filter off of the pictures when you rollover them with the mouse in IE:\n\n\n\nOr this code to flip the pictures when you hover over them:\n<style>a:hover img{filter:fliph;}\nRemember, with this method, you can only use ten lines of code, and each line must fit fully in the caption box. Make sure each tag is complete (and closed off) before entering the code.\n\nWarning: There is a drawback to coding your photo area this way: each picture will only have the individual code on it when clicked on.\n\n\n\nBy the way, If you want to take the code off your captions: just go to add caption, and leave the area blank, and then submit a blank caption. It will erase any previous caption left, and leave the area blank once more.\n\n\n\nWhen attempting this type of coding: DO NOT LEAVE THE STYLE TAG OPEN..\nCORRECT: <style>code</style>\nBAD: <style>code</style\nBAD: <style>code</\nBAD: <style>code\n\n\nIf you cannot follow simple instuctions, and have left a style tag open:\nview your source on your pictures page (click the link on top of your\nbrowser entitled view, and then source), and find the picture with the\nbadly coded caption. Then message MySpace Helper (using the provided\nlink below) with the url to that picture, requesting them to delete the\npicture.
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If you're familiar with HTML, use **<a href=" http://www.website.com/ "> Insert Text Here </a>\n**Remove the spaces.\n\nOtherwise, use some program provided to generate your link(s).
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Here is an example : \n\n<html>\n<body style='background-color: blue;'>\n  MY Background is blue, YAY\n</body>\n</html>
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You can go to weblayouts.com and choose a banner type you want, it will give you the colors for background and letter. Then it will give you a code, right click on code cut then paste to your page.
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yes\n\n<a href="the url to where you want it to go here">what you want the link to say here</a>
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joestuffatsnetnet is right in that it's not standard, but there are many cases where it just makes since. Look at the menus on this page:\n\nhttp://www.pioneerbaseball.org\n\nI use hover, visited and link colors to alert the user to the fact that clicking will link to another page.\n\nA.Menu:link { color: #650000;text-decoration: none;  }\nA.Menu:visited { color: #650000;text-decoration: none;  }\nA.Menu:hover {  color: #FFFFFF;text-decoration: none;  }
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nope... you can only do that in html... like put the link before picture...
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If you use GUI HTML editor such as Dreamweaver or Frontpage, it's no problem, for coding, however, you use styles. Try this HTML\n\n<p style="border:1px solid green;\ncolor:red;\nbackground-color:white">\nParagraph</p> \n\nFor styling a paragraph with:\n\nOne pixel green border\nRed text\nWhite background\n\nLearning HTML and CSS so that you can code directly is not hard, as you see, see this site http://www.w3schools.com/ for basic tutorials on webdevelopment. You need at least HTML and XHTML and CSS tutorial.
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Click On Page Options and You will see the colours to select as Background