How do I make a link blue?
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JUST ADD A http:// in front of the www.............
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On a purely aesthetic (looks) basis its not to bad but could do with a couple of improvements without looking too deeply into it (Im not going near the tables thing).\n\nYour main menus only activate when you place your mouse over the text and although you fill the space to the left, the space to the right is just the normal grey. This is not the way modern sites behave. They use the whole width.\n\nFix this by making the link 100% of the available width (display:block) so the entire line changes and the hyperlink works even in the blank area to the right of the text.\n\nAlso the headings of the menu only underline when active. If you want it to fit in with the rest of the menu, change the colours for the headings also.\n\nOverall, not to bad ;O)
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I can't be certain, but I believe it falls under the start button at your control panel. There is a section there that allows you to make your icons act like internet links, one click and two click. I'll look and see if I can find it for you.
820345
just go to edit profile then you can put your HTML codes or just change the colors
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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>
878683
I use " about:blank ".\nI don't want anything to automatically open and possibly make me wait for a page to load everytimg I open my  browser.\n\nJust as boring, my wallpaper is plain old blue!\n\nwww.downingtwins.com
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If you want to use HTML 4.0 to change the background color of a web page then use the link below. \n\nPlease be advised that, while the tag will still work, the tag has been depreciated. The "standard" way to change background colors, is to use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). This allows for more control over the way a web page is formatted. You can find plenty of HTML and CSS information from WW3.org  These are the people that come out for the standards we use on the web. They have excellent documentation.\n\nP.S. XHTML has taken over for HTML. This is also explained at the World Wide Consortium Site.\n\nGood Luck!
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copy and paste this:\n\n<a href="URL HERE">WHAT EVER U WANT THE LINK TO SAY!</a>\n\n\nthere u go!!!
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I cant remember the commands off the top of my head, but you need to create a pen, (CPen mypen;), then select a color (using mypen.SetColor(0xff0000)?), then attach it to the text box.
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just go to the "appearance" tab and click on "hairstyles".After you choose a hairstyle click on the last bar on the right of the hairstyle.It looks like black but it makes your hair blue
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Look up Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) use that to code your hyperlinks... style sheets are the only way to go now days.  LEARN IT!!!!
951579
I think you will need to change your Windows theme to change what you are looking for.  I run the same theme as well ansd all my bars are silver as I run the silver theme for XP.  Change your theme and it will clear the blue bars from your FF install.
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two ways i can think of... pick your poison:\n\ngo into adobe photoshop... under the SELECT or EDIT menu in the topbar menu, there should be SELECT COLOR RANGE... you can select a color range and the 'fuzziness' of the selection.  If it is a scanned image, hold shift while you select the various shades of blue in the background.  Press ok and at least most of your background will be selected.  Then EDIT -> FILL in the topbar menu.  Select the color to fill with and do it.\n\nAnother way is to mask out the background by creating a transparent layer over the image's layer... then setting the blending mask to multiply (im not 100% sure if it's multiply, you can experiment).  Then fill the whole layer with a blue (either do that SELECT COLOR RANGE trick or experiment with different shades of blue).  The mask will mask out the blue ( this trick works better if the background is a uniform shade of blue... like if it's a digital design to start with, not a scan).\n\ni hope this helps... let me know if you got any questions or if i missed something.
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click the top blue part of IE and drag it/
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u can set only color of my computer using \ninternet explorer->tool->internet options->general->color
768330
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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Just copy and paste the link add. in the address bar