Link Decorations

Alright, so I am having a bit of an issue with my website design.  I use an image with mapping for my header/navigational links.  So I had to put in a code that takes out link decorations, you know so I won't get a blue box around my header with the links.  However, I do put links in the body of my pages and so they are now not underlined.  It makes my pricing page particularly hard to navigate.

Take a look:
http://www.definitionimages.com/pricing.html
This is the page with the session fees on it, at the bottom there is a link for album and product pricing.  It's not underlined and I think people don't know it's a link.  I tried making it bold and a font size bigger, but I still got three emails today alone saying they saw the session fees but how much does the rest of my stuff cost.  grrr

The code that takes the decoration off the text and links is on line 4 and 5 if you view the source, is there anyway to add text decorations back onto just one line?

And just a note - I would prefer not to discuss my pricing, I like it the way it is.  I am just asking about coding.
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If you are looking for it to be underlined try this:

Code:
<font size="+1"><b><a href="http://www.definitionimages.com/albumpricing.html">
<u>Album and Product Pricing</u></a><u>  <br></u></b></font>
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Add this to your style.  

Code:
table.sample a { text-decoration: underline; }

You could also put a class onto the a tag so
Code:
<a href="http://whatever" class="showUnderline">Album and Product Pricing</a>
and then put this in your css.
Code:
a.showUnderline { text-decoration: underline; }

You might also consider moving your CSS to an external file.
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The <u> and <font> tags are both deprecated which means they may not be supported in future browser versions.  They probably will be, but there aren't any guarantees.
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Thanks to both of you, after trying them all Ryan's last suggestion worked.

Sad my html knowledge is out of date, I am old.

css confuses me.  I am not a web designer but once upon a time I wanted to be one, that's why I even know anything at all about html.


 Thank You
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You're already using CSS.  It's just in the HTML instead of an external file.
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You're already using CSS.  It's just in the HTML instead of an external file.

The css I am using on my site is there because I googled how to do something and that was the code that I found... so I used it.
That's how dumb I am.  External files of css make me dizzy to think about.

I do like the band CSS though, they have a cool sound and were on an iTunes commercial once...  Smiley
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Ryan,
Thanks for the explanation in the new thread about external css.  Someday when I am ready to learn something new I'll reference it Smiley
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