property HTML.FormatAnchor(New as Boolean) as String
Specifies the visual effect for anchor elements in HTML captions.
Type
Description
New as Boolean
A Boolean expression that indicates whether to specify the anchors never clicked
or anchors being clicked.
String
A String expression that indicates the HTMLformat to apply to anchor elements.
By default, the FormatAnchor(True) property is
"<u><fgcolor=0000FF>#" that indicates that the anchor
elements ( that were never clicked ) are underlined and shown in light blue.
Also, the FormatAnchor(False) property is "<u><fgcolor=000080>#"
that indicates that the anchor elements are underlined and shown in dark blue.
The visual effect is applied to the anchor elements, if the FormatAnchor
property is not empty. For instance, if you want to do not show with a new
effect the clicked anchor elements, you can use the FormatAnchor(False)
= "", that means that the clicked or not-clicked anchors are shown
with the same effect that's specified by FormatAnchor(True). An anchor
is a piece of text or some other object (for example an image) which marks the
beginning and/or the end of a hypertext link. The <a>
element is used to mark that piece of text (or inline image), and to give its
hypertextual relationship to other documents.
