Suz wrote:
> I have two areas of text that read as intended in IE but in Netscape
> 4.04/mac, the links aren't behaving right. Instead of the hyperlink
> underline ending where I've inserted </A> after "MORNINGSTAR" as intended,
> the underline extends all the way to the end of my name. Does
> anyone know a
> cure for this silliness?
> <p>
> <font size=-1 face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" color=333333>
> <A HREF="RoseIntro.htm">I<font size=-1>NTRODUCING</font> R<font
> size=-1>OSE</FONT> M<font size=-1>ORNINGSTAR</A> by Suzanne
> Stephens</font><p>
I think it may be due to a nesting problem. Right now you have:
<font size=-1 face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" color=333333>
<A HREF="RoseIntro.htm">I
<font size=-1>NTRODUCING</font>R
<font size=-1>OSE</FONT>M
<font size=-1>ORNINGSTAR
</A>
by Suzanne Stephens
</font>
Try adding one more </font> after ORNINGSTAR *or* since the outermost font
is already -1, just remove all the font tags between the <a></a> *or* move
the outermost font tag inside the <a></a> if you're trying to force the
<a></a> color to override colors set in the body tag and delete all the ones
you currently have inside the <a></a> tags.
Jack
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