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Links

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In this tutorial, I will be showing you all you need to know about using CSS to style HTML links.

Links can be styled with many CSS properties such as color, background-color, text-decoration, font-size, etc. There are four (4) types of link state:

  • unvisited link - (a:link)
  • visited link - (a:visited)
  • active link - (a:active)
  • hovered link - (a:hover)

Link Color

To set link color, use the color property and the pseudo class of any link state you want.

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Link Underlining

Link underlining can be removed or adjusted using the text-decoration property

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Link Button

Link can be styled to look like a button by using the following CSS properties: background-color, padding, border, text-decoration, etc.

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