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Learning Report Styling Links

Learning Report Styling Links. Mark Purcell. Purpose. Links are something that will be all over your website. They are the basis of everything you see online . The default browser setting makes all unvisited links blue, visited links purple, and active links red .

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Learning Report Styling Links

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  1. Learning Report Styling Links Mark Purcell

  2. Purpose • Links are something that will be all over your website. They are the basis of everything you see online. • The default browser setting makes all unvisited links blue, visited links purple, and active links red. • These settings can be changed using code in your CSS page.

  3. Implementation • In your CSS sheet use the a selector to style links. • You can change each status of the link by using the a:link, a:visited, a:hover, and a:active selectors. • You must order these links in the order listed above. • You can change each selector with various properties.

  4. Example a {fontweight: bold;}a:link{color: black;}a:visited {color:gray;}a:hover {text-decoration: none;color: white;backround-color: navy;}a:active {color: aqua;backround-color: navy;}

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