A link has four different value as: link, visited, active and hover. These four states of a link or hyperlink can be styled differently through CSS properties.

• a:link — normal or unvisited links but no mouse pointer over it.
• a:visited — user has visited that has no mouse pointer on it.
• a:hover — a link when the user place the mouse pointer over it.
• a:active — for a link that is in the process of being clicked.

For any link on your page, you can specify any CSS property as: color, font-family, font-size, background, etc.

The default link colors in Gecko based web browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Opera are — blue for unvisited, purple for visited and red for the active link.
Using CSS tricks, you can change the link color how you like.
You can change the look of an entire website by changing just one file using an external style sheet as:
h r e f="http://www.agernic.com/style.css"
Or, you can use style in line < href > link Example 3. The text-decoration CSS is used to remove the default underlines from links in webpage. The following example show how to remove underlines or set the text-decoration property for the link useing text-decoration: none. The example 4, below, will display link without underline.


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