Complimentary font colors
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I want to change the font color when inserting a link to a hue that compliments the background and help differentiate a link from the copy.
Thanks,
CML
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Try this, it works for me. Use any color you want if you don’t want red:
<a href="?"><font color="red">LINK TITLE</font></a> -
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Thank you for the suggestion, sensuouscurmudgeon. I am trying, but I’m not getting it. LINK IN CAPS
Current CSS
Visual: This is a test, only a test. Had it been a REAL EMERGENCY…and blah blah blah.
HTML: This is a test, only a test. Had it been a REAL EMERGENCY…and blah blah blah.Edit: This is a test, only a test. Had it been a <font color=”red”>http://www.princeofwales.gov.uk/>/font>real emergency…and blah blah blah.
Visual: This is a test, only a test. Had it been a http://www.princeofwales.gov.uk/>/font>real emergency…and blah blah blah.
The following line is all red in the visual. http://www.princeofwales.gov.uk/>/font>real emergency…and blah blah blah.
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I don’t know if the code I posted earlier works in these forums, or if the software here overrides it. I’ll give it a try. This should be red:
<font color=”red”>this is your prior comment</font>.
Even if that’s not red, the code should work in your blog.
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To change the font color of a link, in the visual editor, highlight the word (or words), then choose a color from the “A” icon. Then, without de-selecting the word add your link (chain icon).
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1tess
Brillant. As a matter of fact, I just figured it out, and wanted to get back to everyone. Still, brilant, must be your ESP. It’s the small things that matter, isn’t it? Thanks.
PrintsOfWhales
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