Changing colour of ONE hyperlink only

[taps77]

Hi,
I'm trying to design a site and obviously there are a lot of hyper links throughout. With most of the hyper links, I'm happy to keep the original blue underlined font. However, a small number of hyper links are used as titles, and I'd rather they were black and underlined instead of blue. I'm using Dreamweaver and am struggling to format it so that most of the hyperlinks are blue underlined, but a select few are black underlined. Is there any code I can put in to change this? Or any way to change it through the formatting options?
Any help appreciated, thanks.

[jamiemac2005]

Hey, some simple css would sort this out for you... if you could post your code we could get a decent insight into the structure of your site and advise you on what to do... The idea is that you would change the link's class to another class with black as the "color" property.. It shouldn't be hard, but it would help us loads if you could post your code so we can get it right...

Cheers,
Jamey

[Killer Squirrel]

yea, as jamey said you just create a class using css which is assigned to the particular hyperlink you want to change colour or anything else needed to do to it (border, colour, underlining, size etc.)

[taps77]

thanks for the replies. sorry i'm a bit new to all this do you want the code for the whole page or just around the hyperlink(s) in question?

[jamiemac2005]

Send us the whole code, then we can see the entire structure of the code (and it can be more modular)... Basically what we intend to do is add the following to the head of the page:

<style type="text/css">
.alternateLink{
color:#000;
}

</style>

and change the links so that they look something like:

<a href="blah.htm".........class="alternateLink"....>

But doing this may mess with your origional classes so you would have to modify the origional code intelligently rather than just inserting the code

Cheers,
Jamey