How to change the color of Hyperlink

You can set up your own colours for hyperlinks. The default is whatever the user has set in the browser, usually blue, with a blue underline. But you don't have to have blue. The A tag comes with three attributes that can help you to override the browser default:

LINK
Set the colour of a link before it has been clicked on

ALINK
Set the colour of a link when the link is clicked on

VLINK
Set the colour of a link after it has been clicked on

The A and the V above stand for Active and Visited. You use them like this:

<A HREF="pages/about.html" LINK="red">About this site</A>

So you select the attribute you want to use, and then choose a colour for your links. This can also be a hexadecimal or RGB value.

Try them out for yourself with the links in any of your three web pages. Bear in mind, though, that people expect a hyperlink to be blue with an underline - it's a visual clue that you're linking to some extra content. Also, link colours used this way are now out of fashion. It's better to use CSS styles for your hyperlinks.