Color of my url hyperlink

Right now my hyperlink for my url is blue and I would like to change that color. I can't seem to figure it out. Any help PLEASE!
thanks
on a side note: I cant seem to save my stationery I have created as a template. I have searched the archives but can't figure out the answer. So a little more information... I used the template from apple, just plugged in my pictures and my text then went to save and the option is greyed out.
thanks again

Create a stylesheet (use google to figure out how to format a "CSS" stylesheet to target anchors and change their color) and in Safari's preferences you can then select that stylesheet in the "Advanced" tab so the colors apply to the links according to your preference (unless the website you're viewing applies different styles to the links, in which case they'll override your stylesheet).
EDIT:...here's a quick one:
Create a plain text file and put this into it:
a:link {
COLOR: #000000;
a:visited {
COLOR: #000000;
a:hover {
COLOR: #000000;
a:active {
COLOR: #000000;
The number #000000 makes all the links black, regardless of whether or not you hover, click, or just view the link. Read up on web colors using "hex" (hexadecimal) code to change them to your preference.
Save the file and change the file type to ".css" instead of ".txt", and then select the file in Safari's preferences. This will change the URL colors to the colors you've designated.
Message was edited by: Topher Kessler

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