1) When I create a link in the editor the text I highlight for the link is then set to be underlined. Is there a way to remove the underline from text and still have the link?

2) When I create a link with an image in editor, the results in Firefox are fine, but in Internet Explorer, the image has a purple outline around it. Anyway to remove that line?

Thanks

Blair

1.  You can do this by changing the style for links, or you can do it specifically for a particular link.  For a specific link, put style="text-decoration:none" as an attribute in the link tag.  For the entire site, you have a choice of putting this in skin.css or portal.css. 

2.  For the image properties set Border equal to zero.

Joe

Thanks.

on your response to #1 above: you said to put: style="text-decoration:none" as an attribute in the link tag.

Can you tel me exactly where the link tag is located? Thanks again

Along the same line: Is there a way to make either text or an image highlighted when the mouse rolls over it?

Hi, Blair!

It would appear that you are a candidate for: Beginners html guide for DotNetNuke. 

Basically, a link is formed with an "a" tag.  You can see the HTML that makes up the content of a Text/HTML module if you click the "Source" button on the editor's toolbar.  A hyperlink will appear something like this (I've added some spaces so that this will post as text and not be interpreted as a link):

          < a  href="http://somesite.com" >The Link < / a >

You would change this to:


          < a  href="http://somesite.com"  style="text-decoration:none" >The Link < / a >

For you other question, you may want to change the "hover" or "visited" properties of the link.  Hover is what happens when you mouse-over a link and before clicking it.  It is probably better/easier to style the link and its hover and visited properties using CSS.  If you Google around, you'll find some helpful HTML and CSS tutorials.

Hello,

Just a quick tip, if you wish to remove underlines from your entire site rather than one link it's best to place the code in your skin.css file as Joe suggests.

If you are adding links in the text / html module try this:

.Normal a:link, .Normal a:visited, .Normal a:active
{
    text-decoration: none;
 
}
.Normal a:hover
{
    text-decoration: underline;
   
}

You can also do this for images with links - if you need the code for that give me a link to your site with an example and i will show you the code you need. Thanks,