How to remove those underlines from your links You want a link with no underline, or maybe a page full of non-underlined links? Well, let's see how to do it. The first thing to know is that you have to use a style sheet property to do this, so the trick only works in browsers that support style sheets. With that out of the way, let's take a look at how to create the non-underlined link. For Individual Links In order to create a non-underlined link, you need to add the style=" " attribute to your link tag. This is where the style sheet property comes in to play. The property we will use is called text-decoration, and we are going to set it so that the text has no decoration (the underline is a decoration). So, the style attribute will look like this: style="text-decoration:none" Now, we want to include this attribute in the link tag. So, tack it on after your URL with a space in between the two, like this: The Web Design Resource Now you will have a link without an underline, like the one below: For an Entire Page of Links If you want every link on the page to be non-underlined, you can use a style sheet shortcut inside the tags of your document. The code looks like this: Place this code between your tags, and then code your links normally. The style sheet in the head section will make them all non-underlined (unless this is overridden by another style). So, if you have this: