I am not overly good at web development, more or less a starter, so I'm using Dreamweaver MX 2004 from work at home on my own pages I'm creating. I've used List Menus on the main page, to link to correlated pages on my site.

Is there a way to make these lists (linked to other pages) show up as underlined, or change the font and color. I"ve tried the page properties by clicking on the column it is in. My page is not online yet, so this may be difficult to follow.

Here is the code for the page. I'm slowly learning the HTML code, but do not use it to define my sites. I have one column for information,the first colum below is where the menu list resides in a table.

<table width="800" border="2">
<tr>
<td width="125" valign="top" bgcolor="#FFFFCC"><form name="form1">
<select name="Pepin1" size="30" id="Pepin1" onChange="MM_jumpMenu('parent',this,0)">
<option selected>Amusement Parks</option>
<option>Artists &amp; Artisans</option>
<option>Attractions</option>
<option>Bed &amp; Breakfast</option>
<option>Biking &amp; Trails</option>
<option>Bird Watching</option>
<option>Casinos</option>
<option>Camping Sites</option>
<option value="Pepincheese.htm">Cheese Factories</option>
<option>Cities/Towns</option>
<option>County Parks</option>
<option value="PepinCrafts.htm">Craft Shops</option>
<option>Fishing </option>
<option>Golf</option>
<option>Historic Sites</option>
<option>Hotels</option>
<option>Kayak/Canoing</option>
<option>Maps</option>
<option>Motels</option>
<option>Pubs/Taverns</option>
<option>Rafting/Tubing</option>
<option>Resorts</option>
<option>Restaurants</option>
<option>RV Locations</option>
<option>Scenic Boat Tours</option>
<option>Ski Resorts</option>
<option>Snowmobile Trails</option>
<option>State Parks</option>
<option>State Trails</option>
<option>Tourism Sites</option>
</select>


Help and thanks. You can email if you like with ideas. Just stumped.

greg

The easiest way I know of to do this is to create a style (thru the CSS Styles tab) with whatever font colour or decoration that you want and apply it to your jump menu. Once you've created the style, just click on your jump menu in design mode and one of the options that will appear in the properties panel is a Class drop down. On that it should list none and whatever style you have created. Once you select your new style, it should be obvious that the appearance of your jump menu has changed.