css and linking

Pseudo-classes and container styles are what you need - here are some
tutorials.
http://www.thepattysite.com/linkstyles1.cfm
http://www.projectseven.com/tutorials/pseudoclasses/index.htm

You would only have to add the CSS to your current site (and perhaps some
container ID or class attributes).

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"@tc4" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
> Im a newbe to this. (using dreamweaver mx 2004 on a mac)
> I have a website which I just used the properties box to choose text ect
> for
> all 6 pages, I was getting to the end of the website when I found that I
> wanted
> to be able to change the colour of my links.
>
> One -white text on red background part of a bottom menue
> Two -Normal links in the text. blue ect
>
> Now my question to be able to do this do I have to go back and redue all
> my
> text as style sheets, (attached, external link) confusion. Before I can
> attach
> a thing for links.
> I apologise for my lack of knowlege but im new to code.
>
> Id appreciate some help please.
> There are lots of tutorials to do all this from scratch but not to alter
> an
> existing site.
>