How do can I un-bold the page links between pages

[a]

See http://premiumknives.com/ShopSite/test.html

In the custom template I specify </b> prior to [--LINK--] but ShopSite still
bolds the link. Is there any way I can get around this? The Bolded link is
very harsh from a design perspective?

--
Sincerely,

Anthony Arnold
PremiumKnives.com
anthony@premiumknives.com

htpp://PremiumKnives.com

[loren_d_c]

The <b> may be in your [-- DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE --] section. This section is
defined in the help as:

"Marks the beginning and end of the HTML that defines the link that other pages
will use to link
to this page. These tags must come before the [-- DEFINE PAGE --] tag in a
template."

-Loren



a wrote:

See http://premiumknives.com/ShopSite/test.html

In the custom template I specify </b> prior to [--LINK--] but ShopSite still
bolds the link. Is there any way I can get around this? The Bolded link is
very harsh from a design perspective?

--
Sincerely,

Anthony Arnold
PremiumKnives.com
anthony@premiumknives.com

htpp://PremiumKnives.com

[a]

Is that TAG an option in Version 5.0??
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"Loren" <loren_d_c@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3E318EE7.F1D3DEFF@yahoo.com...

The <b> may be in your [-- DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE --] section. This section
is
defined in the help as:

"Marks the beginning and end of the HTML that defines the link that other
pages
will use to link
to this page. These tags must come before the [-- DEFINE PAGE --] tag
in a
template."

-Loren



a wrote:

See http://premiumknives.com/ShopSite/test.html

In the custom template I specify </b> prior to [--LINK--] but ShopSite
still
bolds the link. Is there any way I can get around this? The Bolded
link is
very harsh from a design perspective?

--
Sincerely,

Anthony Arnold
PremiumKnives.com
anthony@premiumknives.com

htpp://PremiumKnives.com

[loren_d_c]

Yes, check the documentation and look at the sample page template. There
needs to be a DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE section prior to the regular DEFINE
PAGE section.

-Loren



a wrote:

Is that TAG an option in Version 5.0??
----------------

"Loren" <loren_d_c@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3E318EE7.F1D3DEFF@yahoo.com...
The <b> may be in your [-- DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE --] section. This section
is
defined in the help as:

"Marks the beginning and end of the HTML that defines the link that other
pages
will use to link
to this page. These tags must come before the [-- DEFINE PAGE --] tag
in a
template."

-Loren



a wrote:

See http://premiumknives.com/ShopSite/test.html

In the custom template I specify </b> prior to [--LINK--] but ShopSite
still
bolds the link. Is there any way I can get around this? The Bolded
link is
very harsh from a design perspective?

--
Sincerely,

Anthony Arnold
PremiumKnives.com
anthony@premiumknives.com

htpp://PremiumKnives.com

[a]

Loren,

Of course it is!!! Duh!!!
Sorry - been hammering out some new templates for the last three days and
had a brain cramp on this one.

Soon as I read you e-mail, I performed the old palm to the forehead move.

Thanks for jogging my memory. I really love this newsgroup. I think we all
us it for that "hey I've done this before...why won't it work now." kind of
moment.

Thanks again.

Anthony


"Loren" <loren_d_c@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3E32143E.E76218F3@yahoo.com...

Yes, check the documentation and look at the sample page template. There
needs to be a DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE section prior to the regular DEFINE
PAGE section.

-Loren



a wrote:

Is that TAG an option in Version 5.0??
----------------

"Loren" <loren_d_c@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3E318EE7.F1D3DEFF@yahoo.com...
The <b> may be in your [-- DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE --] section. This
section
is
defined in the help as:

"Marks the beginning and end of the HTML that defines the link that
other
pages
will use to link
to this page. These tags must come before the [-- DEFINE PAGE --]
tag
in a
template."

-Loren



a wrote:

See http://premiumknives.com/ShopSite/test.html

In the custom template I specify </b> prior to [--LINK--] but
ShopSite
still
bolds the link. Is there any way I can get around this? The Bolded
link is
very harsh from a design perspective?

--
Sincerely,

Anthony Arnold
PremiumKnives.com
anthony@premiumknives.com

htpp://PremiumKnives.com