Tables & Links Question

Hi! I am stuck on a problem. I have links set to a color (say, gray). Works
fine - all links show up as gray. However, any links that are in a table,
regardless of whether the table has a background color, show up as the same
color on the browser preview (IE), that color being something like magenta, no
matter what color I have set up for links. The workspace in Dreamweaver shows
the links as the color I have coded, not the magenta-type color. Any
suggestions? I am using Dreamweaver CS3.

On a simple page, I can force the problem to occur by having only some of the
text in a cell subject to a hyperlink- when all the text is hyperlinked the
problem does not occur. However, I also have the problem occurring on a large,
complex page, whether I am hyperlinking some or all of the text within a given
cell, so apparently there must be more of a cause to it than just having only
some cell text hyperlinked.

Also, is there a way to set links to have NO color change just by being a link
(other than setting the link color to the same color as the text color I am
using?

Thanks.

Chuck
crubin (AT) gate (DOT) net

The answer will be in the code - could you please post the URL?


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"Charles Rubin" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Hi! I am stuck on a problem. I have links set to a color (say, gray).
Works
fine - all links show up as gray. However, any links that are in a table,
regardless of whether the table has a background color, show up as the
same
color on the browser preview (IE), that color being something like
magenta, no
matter what color I have set up for links. The workspace in Dreamweaver
shows
the links as the color I have coded, not the magenta-type color. Any
suggestions? I am using Dreamweaver CS3.

On a simple page, I can force the problem to occur by having only some of
the
text in a cell subject to a hyperlink- when all the text is hyperlinked
the
problem does not occur. However, I also have the problem occurring on a
large,
complex page, whether I am hyperlinking some or all of the text within a
given
cell, so apparently there must be more of a cause to it than just having
only
some cell text hyperlinked.

Also, is there a way to set links to have NO color change just by being a
link
(other than setting the link color to the same color as the text color I
am
using?

Thanks.

Chuck
crubin (AT) gate (DOT) net