what is the html code to set two colors for link text?
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.darkblue\n   {\n   background-color:#000080;\n   color:white;\n   }\n.darkblue A:link{color:white}\n.darkblue A:visited{color:yellow}\n.darkblue A:active{color:fuchsia}\n\n<DIV CLASS="darkblue">\nTake a look at our <A HREF="./">home page</A>\n</DIV>\n\nOr see a tutorial at http://www.w3schools.com\nyou can also find a nice css tutorial at http://www.westcv.com
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i think i know this one\nit's a special html code\ni think you have to put \nALT="message here"\ninto your hyperlinks (href thingy) \ni used it in neopets and i am doing image map layout thing so this is how i used it if it's any use\n\n<AREA SHAPE="rect" ALT="message here" COORDS="399,120,500,201" HREF="normal link here">
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It'll look roughly like this:\n\n$foo = str_replace($keyword, '<em>' . $keyword . '</em>', $description);\n\nReplace with your own variables as appropriate, obviously.\n\nOr, if you want a nice highlighting effect, do this instead:\n\n$foo = str_replace($keyword, '<span class="highlight">' . $keyword . '</span>', $description);\n\nThen put something like this in your stylesheet:\n\n.highlight { background-color: #ffff00; }\n\nThis will put a bright yellow background behind every occurrence of the keyword, just like an actual highlighting marker.
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try this\n\n<a href="da li mer.html" target="mainFrame"> Da Li Mer </a>
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Using the css codes for transparency on whatever the element Id is called\n\n<div id="whateveryouwanttochange" style="filter: alpha(opacity=75);\n-moz-opacity:.75;\nopacity:.75">
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I assume you mean in HTML?\n\nIf so, then like this\n<a href="LOCATION">DISPLAYED TEXT</a>\n\nIf in something else (like a word processor) then different rules apply. \n\n///
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One possibility is that the HTML code is not inserted correctly.  If you are creating the link, go back in and look at your code - you're missing a character.\n\nIf you are going to a specific website to click on the link, contact the website owner and tell them the link is broken.
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copy and paste the code like this...\n\n<html>\n<title>some page</title>\n<body>\n<p>some content</p>\n</body>\n</html>
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OK, I dug into your code (hope you don't mind) here's the deal. In order for your CSS to work consistently, First, close your braces at the end of your first body line. Then you'll need to change the a: section to this:\n\na:link {color:blue}\na:visited {color:blue}\na:hover {color:red}\na:active {color:green}\n\nThe hover pseudo-class has to come after link and visited, but before active. for everything to work right.
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Just use the a href tag.  It should look somthing like this....\n<a href="website.html"><img src="pic.jpg"></a>\n\nA great place to learn about html coding is www.htmlgoodies.com.  It's really easy to use and has lots of simple tutorials.
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If you want to display the code for a link in HTML, you will have to display the code for the < and > characters.  You can do this with the following codes.  Note, a space has been included to display it correctly in this answer, but it should display correctly in your code.\n\n& lt; will display <\n& gt; will display >\n\nPlace these instead of the < and > in the code of the image, eg, <img src= blah >
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It's called a bullet. Try webdings in the font selection. Some programs can do it automatically in the "page setup". Check out your toolbar for help.
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<font color=white>\n\nOr whatever colour you want. Yellow is good on dark backgrounds  too. Even light grey.
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Dhtml and CSS does this\nhttp://www.alistapart.com/articles/relafont
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To add links, no.  This is more advertising for them and puts them higher in the search engine list.  Here is the html code.  I will use yahoo.com as an example.\n<a href="http://www.yahoo.com" target="_blank">Yahoo!</a>\n\nThis code will display a link that says:\nYahoo!\nwhich, when clicked on will load in a new browser window.  If you remove the _blank part of the code, then it will load in the same window.\n\nTo change the color of the link, you can use html or css.  I prefer css.  The code is as follows\n\n<style type="text/css">\na:link {color:#XXXXXX; font-family:FONT; text-decoration:NNNNNN; font-weight:WEIGHT; size:XXpx;}\na:visited {repeat above;}\na:hover {repeat above, except add background-color:#XXXXXX;\na:active {repeat top;}\n</style>\n\nThis will change the font, color, size, weight, and decoration of all links on the page.
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Set the background colour for the whole page as green (example #006633).\n\nThen create an orange image that is the exact height of the part you want orange and make it 5px wide (example) and have it repeat across the width of the page.\n\n<style type="text/css">\nbody {\n  background: #006633 url(orange.jpg) repeat-x;\n}\n</style>\n\nIn the code I have set the background of the page to green, then told the page that it will have an image over the top of that and that the image will repeat horizontally.\n\nThis code either needs to be an a style sheet or placed in the <head> tags of your html page.\n\nThere are a few different ways this can be done though.
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just paste this simple code into anywhere\n<style>.redlink {display:none;}</style>