By using instead of , you are not requesting the first page to replace itself with something new, which is your basic problem.
If you add style="color: blue; text-decoration: underline;" to it, it will almost look like a regular link.
But, again, this is out of my area of expertise; there may be better solutions.
Please do not say that. You are already helping much. I got something new from you. There is another thing I do not understand using <span ...>, the next word is included into a link
for example:
post a job | test
the "|" is included into the span area, how can I isolate as I am using <a href...>
If you are saying that your HTML reads:
<span ...>post a job</span> | test
but the "|" is behaving as part of the area, I cannot explain that at all. It doesn't happen to me with either Firefox or IE6, and it seems very strange.
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