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How can I change the colour of my hypertext links ? They are set to bright blue, and I need to change this.
This is what I do

<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" alink="#555555" vlink="#555555" hlink="#555555" link="#555555">

Change the numbers after link to whatever you want..
You should have to use simple style tag like <style> </style>.
I am giving you some example like,
<style>
a:link { /*a normal link*/
color: #000000;
}
a:visited {/*a visited link*/
color: #FF0000;
}
a:active { /*an active link*/
color: #00FF00;
}
a:hover { /*a link with the mouse over it*/
color: #0000FF;
}
</style>
Yes you can easily change colour for hypertext links with use of <font clolur=#662245> colour tag.
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web site then there are so many things with which you can easily change the colour of a web site. For these you have to use colour tag these is good for change the hypertext links.
I think that It is not vital thing for all the members . Even I have also changed hypertext color as well. We need to write little tag for it.
Well, I have read about your this of the problem and I would like to say you that it is probably a good idea to use CSS, but those properties should work. I also think that its that much easy to use as well as also to change the colour of Hypertext Link.
Try this code.
vlink Link and alink attributes are obsolete, and if you want to use CSS, might as well use it for other color options, too: (! is an excellent idea) <style type="text/css">
a:link {color: blue}
a:visited {color: green}
a:hover {color: red}
a:active {color: red}
</style> selected colors are of course quite arbitrary. By the way: the order in which the pseudo-classes (because that is what they are) given here are accurate;: hover must be followed: link and: visited and: active follow: hover.
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