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This page will teach you to:
Define colors for all links on the page The general text-color of links is specified in the <body>-tag, like in the example below:
Note You can click here to learn more about the hexadecimal colorsystem that is used in HTML. Define colors for individual links on the page The method described above is for setting overall linkcolors for the entire page. However you might want one or more links to have different colors than the overall color for the page. There are two methods for doing this:
The first technique would look like this:
Note: It is important that both the <font> and the </font>-tags are between the <a href> and </a>-tags. The second technique would look like this:
Note: The rgb-numbers indicates amount of red, green and blue using values between 0 and 255. You can read more about converting between rgb-colors and hex-colors here. Now, since none of the two methods covers all browsers we need to use both techniques at once. This example will work on all browsers:
The last example is interesting. Not only because it will work on all browsers. But even more because it shows a general approach to making your pages browser-safe. Since browsers simply let out information that is not understood you can work around browser-differencies by simply adding different settings for multiple browsers. If you want more advanced effects you should jump to the section about stylesheets.
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