Underline Link Problem

Dear Kitten,

you can do this using a style sheet.

In your HTML your links are elements. (anchors I think!)
In the style sheet you can set all elements properties using a declairation such as :

A {text-decoration: none; }

This would make all of the links on your page plain.

If you haven't used a style sheet before, the simplest way of including one is to put at the top of each page : (inside the HEAD element)

But it is far neater and more pleasing to use one style sheet for all of your pages and link to it:

and then write a text file yourfilename.css which just includes your declaration

A {text-decoration: none; }

There are loads of good web pages to help you get started with CSS if it's new to you.

One thing to beware of - most web users expect links to be underlined, so take care that they can still easily work out where your links are.

Best of luck!
Robin

To do this you need to use css (cascading style sheets) this tells the page what different elements should look like & how to behave. For what you want to do you need to put the following code within the HEAD tags:

You can do all sorts of things using css and there are plenty of tutorial sites out there to read but here's one to get you started.

Thats fantastic - will get to work on that first thing tomorrow - I have achy eyes now!
Thanks a lot,
Purrrr !!!!!