3. To set the color of links, visited links, and active links, you will need to click on the word “Links” in the
Category box and then click on the small gray box next to each of the link options.
Select link, Visited link,
Rollover link, and
active link colors.
• A link is a character, word, or line of text that is clicked to take the user to another page. Links
customarily differ in color from other text and are underlined, showing users where they should click to
navigate to a page. The default color for links is blue.
• A visited link is a link to a page that was recently visited by the user. Links usually change color after they
are visited to show users where they have and have not been. The default color for visited links is purple,
and such links often stay purple for several days, even if the Web browser and/or computer are shut
down and restarted. The amount of time that visited links remain purple (or whatever color you choose)
depends on settings within the user's Web browser.
• An active link is a link that is being clicked. Active link colors often escape notice because they are
displayed only while the mouse button is depressed, creating a flash of color. The default color for active
links is red.
Page properties can be previewed at any time while the dialog box is open – simply click the Apply button. Once
you are satisfied with your color choices, click OK. Page properties can be modified at any time by selecting
Modify>Page Properties from the menu. You can also modify the page properties by clicking the Page Properties
button on the Properties Inspector.
Text
To add text to a Dreamweaver webpage, position the cursor in the Document window where you would like the
text to begin and start typing. Formatting can be applied in advance by pre-setting the Properties Inspector or
can be applied after it is typed by highlighting (selecting) the text to be modified and changing any of the
properties. At the end of a line, the text will wrap to the next line. Text in Web pages wraps to fit the width of the
browser window.
If you do not want text to wrap, insert manual line breaks or paragraph breaks.
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Press Shift-Enter to insert a single line break. This creates the equivalent of single-spaced text.
Press Enter to insert a paragraph break (this adds a blank line between lines of text, similar to double-
spacing).
Copyright Arizona Board of Regents.
The University of Arizona Library. Last updated January 2006.
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