Valued Member
Found a solution!
In the code - replace the lines:
A:link {
COLOR: blue; TEXT-DECORATION: underline; text-underline: single
}
with
A:link {
COLOR: blue; TEXT-DECORATION: underline; text-underline: single ; cursor: hand
}
This makes sure that anything that is a link is pointed at with the hand cursor. I don't know why I didn't think of using CSS before - I was looking at the main body of code. :-) It's all good anyway. Should work for you! - Need a web designer? I'm your man.
Newbie
Dude, you're awesome. Thanks so much! I haven't thought of css either, duh. If you send your resume and rates to info@mslaw.cc, I'll forward it to the appropriate authority. I'd totally hire you :-)
D-A-L Administrator
Nice one achorste, why don't you sign up at http://www.daldev.com/forums ? we could do with some good people to help kickit off over there
D-A-L Team Member (UK)
the links work fine for me IE 6 SP2 XP HOME
Newbie
The problem has been fixed thanks to achorste. Thanks, everyone for your help!
Valued Member
I was only joking Lena, I'm not good enuff to develop proper sites! I've only done a couple of sites commercially, but I always like to help out where possible
Newbie
how nice of you. i guess i'll look for you next time i need some brains. thanks again.
Newbie
Please explain why you havent just done a basic rollover to fix this problem so everyone can see its a link?Originally Posted by lena
We are a small company and currently don't have a web programmer. I had taken basic HTML programming a while ago but haven't really done much lately. I can't figure out why two of the working links on our home page do not show as links. When you hover your mouse over them the cursor doesn't change into a hand so people don't know that they can click on them. Both links are GIF images.
I would really appreciate any help with this! Thanks, guys!!
