Preserved Topic: text-decoration: bold does not exist? (Page 1 of 1)

heyallz!
well, I do have a design problem here.
There are those cool sites where the links are all bold.
I thought that would be kinda neat looking on my page but...
well, it's not doable using css. or is it? I am , once more, too dumb?
or not smart enought to find a work around...
please dont tell me I have to put a <b> and </b> tag around every link!
buhuhu... oh well, I guess thats why we have the "search and replace by" thingything.
k10

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only</A> change remains

font-weight: bold;

ah! I understand... thanks a lot mr. max.
k10

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[b]only" TARGET=_blank>http://www.kars10.de/mobile/kb.gif
only</A> change remains

Put that into your header:


<style type="text/css">
a {
font:bold 10px verdana;
}
a:hover {
font:bold 10px arial;
}
</style>

I think bolder will also work.

Hmm, too late .



[This message has been edited by u-neek (edited 09-09-2001).]

The font-weight property is actually pretty interesting. It can take tons of different types of values:

normal (default)
bold (bold)
bolder (bolder than parent element's font)
lighter (lighter than parent element's font)
100, 200, 300, ..., 800, 900 (varying degrees of boldness. 400 = normal and 700 = bold)