Fun CSS Tricks You Can Use

CSS or Cascading Style Sheets allow you tounderline and a line above the link:
implement a few neat effects on your webpages<style type="text/css">
easily. You can implement these CSS effects on your<!--
site by simply copying and pasting the code.A:hover {text-decoration:overline underline}
ROLLOVER COLOR TEXT LINKS-->
Have your text links change color when the mouse</style>
passes over them by inserting this code into theHIGHLIGHTED TEXT
HEAD of your document:Highlight important text on your page or words you
<style type="text/css">want to stand out, easily:
<!--<span
A:hover {color:red}ted text</span>
-->Try adding it to your link hover for a neat effect:
</style><style type="text/css">
LINKS WITH NO UNDERLINE<!--
Remove the underline from any or all of the links onA:hover {background-color: orange}
your page by putting this in the HEAD of your-->
document:</style>
<style type="text/css">BACKGROUND IMAGE THAT ISNT TILED
<!--This will create a background image that doesn't
A:link {text-decoration:none}repeat:
A:visited {text-decoration:none}<style type="text/css">
--><!--
</style>BODY {background: #ffffff url(bg.gif) no-repeat}
Or, remove the underline form individual links by-->
forming them like this:</style>
<a href="page.html"You can also center it, however it will be centered as
style="text-decoration: none">link<the background of the entire document, not
a>centered on the screenful:
LINKS WITH A LINE ABOVE AND BELOW THEM<style type="text/css">
This is an interesting look that works especially well<!--
as a hover attribute for your links, but can also beBODY {background: #ffffff url(bg.
applied to all of your links. It will show the normal