In IE this code (not underlined link in table at the end of page)

<TABLE width="300" border="1"cellspacing="2" cellpadding="2">
<TR>
<TD ALIGN="center">
<style type="text/css">
<!--A:link {text-decoration:none; color="white"}
A:visited {text-decoration:none; color="white"}
A:hover { text-decoration: none; color="RED"}
--></style><font face="ARIAL" size="3" ccolor="white">
<a href="index.html" style="cursor:crosshair"><b>HORARY SPORTS ASTROLOGY</b></a>
</TD></tr></table>

works fine (regarding colors) but when I look same page in Mozilla Firefox colors does not works. In IE color is white in Mozilla color is light green? Page:http://www.astrosport07.webs.com/kimitrue.html

Is there something that I could add (and where? I am not expert) to make that colors works in Mozilla too?

Thanks for answer.

<style type="text/css">
a{text-decoration:none;cursor:crosshair;font-weight:700;}
a:visited{color:#ff0000;}
a:hover{color:#ff0000;}
</style>
<a href="index.html">HORARY SPORTS ASTROLOGY</a>

Just as a side note, the <font> tag has been deprecated for a very long time. As well, you're using a table for non-tabular data, which is also a very bad practice.

The code I posted will fix your colour issues, and has been fixed for modern web standards.

That looks very much like Frontpage generated code
I've taken over maintenance of a small website, previously built in Frontpage, and I see this kind of code all the time

My only advice: don't use Frontpage. It was really bad evan before it got out of date and stoped receiving updates, which was several years ago.

[QUOTE=Physicsguy;1192559]

<style type="text/css">
a{text-decoration:none;cursor:crosshair;font-weight:700;}
a:visited{color:#ff0000;}
a:hover{color:#ff0000;}
</style>
<a href="index.html">HORARY SPORTS ASTROLOGY</a>

Just as a side note, the <font> tag has been deprecated for a very long time. As well, you're using a table for non-tabular data, which is also a very bad practice.

The code I posted will fix your colour issues, and has been fixed for modern web standards.[/QUOTE]

Fantastic! Thank you so much!!

Originally Posted by lizciz

That looks very much like Frontpage generated code
I've taken over maintenance of a small website, previously built in Frontpage, and I see this kind of code all the time

My only advice: don't use Frontpage. It was really bad evan before it got out of date and stoped receiving updates, which was several years ago.

Yes, you are right! I found that code somewhere on Internet in 2006 year, I am not profesional programmer I do not know what is Frontpage, I use HTML language which I learned from Yahoo help in 2006 . Most of that codes still works, but I will "update" this one. Thanks.

Frontpage is an old so called WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor. It lets you to build websites pretty much the same way you sould use, lets say MS Office Word or PowerPoint, and the program automatically generates the html code behind the scene.

There are of course other such programs, which are better. They are good for poeple who want to make simple websites themselves, without actually learning to code. But to be able to fully costomize your site the way you want, you have to write the actual code yourself.

Thanks for this additional explanation, you are very kind!