[MUSIC] Right, so we've gained control over the fonts that are being used by the web browser to display the different elements of our site. But now what we might wanna sort of gain a little bit more control about how it displays those links. Now remember that links are really important in a web page, because those are the things that users use to jump around, and navigate our page. So we might wanna sort of make them a bit more obvious, and a bit more fun to use. And so the browsers sort of attempt to already highlight how there's a link there, by underlining it and making it blue, and also changing the cursor when someone goes over the top of it, to show them that they can do something. But we can exaggerate that a little bit more. So I'm going to show you a couple of CSS tricks to do that. So first of all I can say a:hover{. This is what we would call a selector. And we've seen this in selectors before. So we've seen the body selector, which says everything that matches you know, that's inside the body. Then, the a selector and then, the a hover selector actually says, hover is when the user is holding the mouse over the top of the a. So what we can do is we can change the style, when they move the mouse over. So let's see what it does. So let's say, change the color to black. So you can see actually now those links disappear. Or maybe that's not ideal, because I can't see, I can't see where the link's going once I"ve moused over it. So let's give it a white background, so we've got correct contrast. Okay. And finally, I don't really like that underlining, to be honest. Hit text-decoration: none. So that's removed it. If I wanted to remove it for all a tags, I go back up to the master definition for tha a and reload. Okay, so I prefer that now, it's really. It's really obvious that something's going to happen when you click on that, cuz it now displays a nice block of color around your link. So we've played around a little bit with how the browser displays a text to really emphasize to the user that something's gonna happen. Something exciting's gonna happen to encourage them to click on that link, by basically setting the background color to something with a high contrast to the rest of page, and by making the color of the font change as well. So again, that applies back to all of those pages, so now, if I jump to the other page, you can see that nice link activity is applied to all of those pages. [MUSIC]