It should be a simple proccess but for some reason I can’t figure out how to make a hyperlink (on text not an image) without the line showing up…. is there a way to do this without having to convert the text to an image?
@jeffmottApr 27.2003 — #If you're going to do that for (almost) every pseudo-class, why not just define it for the entire A element?[size=2]a { text-decoration: none }[/size]
If it's not to much trouble could you please give me an example for using the words "contact" and "home" in your coding so I can better grasp how to add this coding into my site. I'm not very familiar with using such intense coding - but I learn fast.
@jeffmottApr 27.2003 — #If you were to include it in the head of your page, e.g.[size=2]<head> ... -> your other head elements <style type="text/css"> a { text-decoration: none } </style> </head>[/size]then this will affect all links on that page. If you only want this to happen to certain sections of your site then you can do so with classes, e.g.[size=2]<head> ... -> your other head elements <style type="text/css"> .no-link-decoration a { text-decoration: none } </style> </head>