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Title: Cursor Color Post by NoviceDave on Jul 4th, 2003, 1:48am What's the trick to get a link to change colors as the mouse passes over? I noticed that if I change a picture on one page, I can make that change occur on other pages automatically. Are pictures the only thing I can change (besides Footers & Headers) golbally? Thanks in advance for the help, Dave |
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Title: Re: Cursor Color Post by NoviceDave on Jul 7th, 2003, 11:20pm Hello? |
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Title: Re: Cursor Color Post by Novice Dave on Jul 9th, 2003, 12:16pm :'(Major Tom to Houston Control, come in Houston. Quite a shame to see a superior product be so poorly represented/supported in it’s own “User Forum”. Your competitor offers feedback for the same price, but for less of a product. What incentive (from a support point of view) do you offer the potential client to invest money in the product, if communication is non-existent before the sale? Sorry, I don't get it. Novice Dave |
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Title: Re: Cursor Color Post by Support Staff on Jul 13th, 2003, 3:38pm First of all, this is the User's Forum. ****USER'S**** This means we rarely monitor it. Please email us as suggested in the Help file if you want an immediate reply. The 90% of the users do prefer support by email and so we give it, even if a forum would cost less. As per your questions: 1)Link Use "Insert >HTML >Within text" <style type="text/css"> <-- a:hover { color: #FF8020; } // --> </style> this will work ONLY when published. Change FF8020 to change the color (it is an HEX number; try FF0000 00FF00 0000FF to understand how it works 2) globally you can change a) all what is under the "Hypertext" menu b) the text styles ("Format >Styles") Please email us if you want any quick reply ;) |
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