How do I look up the attributes for the font tag?

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  • AAaron123

    How do I look up the attributes for the font tag?

    I have a anchor tag (<a...) and the text shows up dark.
    When I place the cursor (in IE) over it it brightens.

    I'd like it to be bright always and placed a font tag around it but when I
    looked at help to see if there was an appropriate attribute I couldn't find
    the help for the font tag! I used Filtered by Web Development.


    Two questions:

    1) Can I lighten the text?

    2)How do I look up the attributes for the font tag?



    Thanks


  • Patrice

    #2
    Re: How do I look up the attributes for the font tag?

    The font tag is AFAIK deprecated (and anyway won't do what you are looking
    for). I would do this using CSS.

    Try :
    Find answers to How do I make a HyperLink control from ASP .NET 2.0 have a hover effect? from the expert community at Experts Exchange

    (scroll to the end for the response).

    Read up about CSS, in particular by using the appropriate CSS rule you could
    even do this once for all your site pages without any further action...

    --
    Patrice

    "AAaron123" <aaaron123@road runner.coma écrit dans le message de groupe de
    discussion : unsci5M7IHA.222 4@TK2MSFTNGP05. phx.gbl...
    I have a anchor tag (<a...) and the text shows up dark.
    When I place the cursor (in IE) over it it brightens.
    >
    I'd like it to be bright always and placed a font tag around it but when I
    looked at help to see if there was an appropriate attribute I couldn't
    find the help for the font tag! I used Filtered by Web Development.
    >
    >
    Two questions:
    >
    1) Can I lighten the text?
    >
    2)How do I look up the attributes for the font tag?
    >
    >
    >
    Thanks
    >

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    • Munna

      #3
      Re: How do I look up the attributes for the font tag?

      Hi,


      you have style attribute ... and under style you can set font ...

      <a style="font-size:large; font-family:Tahoma;" ></a>

      okay...

      you perhaps you can set styles in css class and use the class in your
      link

      BEST OF LUCK

      --------------
      Munna




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      • AAaron123

        #4
        Re: How do I look up the attributes for the font tag?

        thanks
        "Munna" <munnaonc@gmail .comwrote in message
        news:cb89bef4-4979-4756-b0d0-3dea954b0111@v1 g2000pra.google groups.com...
        Hi,
        >
        >
        you have style attribute ... and under style you can set font ...
        >
        <a style="font-size:large; font-family:Tahoma;" ></a>
        >
        okay...
        >
        you perhaps you can set styles in css class and use the class in your
        link
        >
        BEST OF LUCK
        >
        --------------
        Munna
        >


        www.shatkotha.com

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        • AAaron123

          #5
          Re: How do I look up the attributes for the font tag?

          thanks

          "Patrice" <http://www.chez.com/scribe/wrote in message
          news:71AA1610-8536-4EAE-A0B6-8CB6378B67B5@mi crosoft.com...
          The font tag is AFAIK deprecated (and anyway won't do what you are looking
          for). I would do this using CSS.
          >
          Try :
          Find answers to How do I make a HyperLink control from ASP .NET 2.0 have a hover effect? from the expert community at Experts Exchange

          (scroll to the end for the response).
          >
          Read up about CSS, in particular by using the appropriate CSS rule you
          could even do this once for all your site pages without any further
          action...
          >
          --
          Patrice
          >
          "AAaron123" <aaaron123@road runner.coma écrit dans le message de groupe
          de discussion : unsci5M7IHA.222 4@TK2MSFTNGP05. phx.gbl...
          >I have a anchor tag (<a...) and the text shows up dark.
          >When I place the cursor (in IE) over it it brightens.
          >>
          >I'd like it to be bright always and placed a font tag around it but when
          >I looked at help to see if there was an appropriate attribute I couldn't
          >find the help for the font tag! I used Filtered by Web Development.
          >>
          >>
          >Two questions:
          >>
          >1) Can I lighten the text?
          >>
          >2)How do I look up the attributes for the font tag?
          >>
          >>
          >>
          >Thanks
          >>
          >

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