What is CSS?
Link Styles
CSS Sheet
CSS stands for cascading style sheets. Cascading style sheets are used to change properties like font face, size, font in tables, scrollbar colour, link colour and hover colour, and other style attributes on Web sites, without having to use long HTML codes
You can change how ALL your links look:
just when its normal (A:LINK)
once you visited it (A:VISITED)
when you click on it (A:ACTIVE)
when you put your mouse on it (A:HOVER)
The following is the main code. Put it ONCE on your page, and it changes ALL your links. Whatever interesting style code you want to do, put that particular code where it says "text-decoration:none"
See where it says "text-decoration:none"? That can be changed to many different codes, which make links underlined, bold, italic, different colors, etc. You can change any, or all of the text-decorations. If you want to, replace the part where it says "text-decoration:none" on each line with one of the following codes. OR if you leave it as it is, the links will be plain, non-underlined. You can also put more than one text decoration on each section.
This is a full CSS Code, copy and paste this and work on your CSS skills!