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How do you change a text roll over colour?

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by - delegate Andrea [1 post] (2007 Jan 22 Mon, 16:15) Reply

How do you change a text roll over colour?

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Using css to change the link roll over colour

by - trainer Rich platinum contributer [755 posts] (2007 Jan 22 Mon, 16:37) Edited on 2007 Jan 22 Mon, 16:37 Reply

Hi Andrea,

One of the most effective ways to do this is to create a CSS style titled a:hover with the colour of your choice.

In Dreamweaver, you create a selector class style and choose hover as the type. Then set the font colour to a colour of your choice.

The CSS code created will look something like this:
a:hover { color: #FF0000; }

I hope this helps and you enjoyed your training today.

Regards, Rich

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