hows this done, look at this site...

I think Its a wee bit to technical for you to worry about right now, perhaps in the future.

ay man If you talking about the top gray tab images then its a simple css effect. Firstly he put all the gray tab images in a table and called it Tabs. eg <TABLE class=Tabs Using a table he is able to corectly place the text links to blend in with the 'background' gray tabs, into the table with class Tabs. Now in the style sheet he specify the state of a link when mouse is on (hover) or not on the link. TABLE.Tabs A:hover {COLOR:black;TEXT-DECORATION:underline} TABLE.Tabs A {COLOR:black;TEXT-DECORATION:none} The text link has an underline effect but you cannot see the underline on the lower word cos I reckon that blue line prevents even 1px being displayed below the text ie the underline. The table has 0 cellpadding. Try finding exactly where the link field is over the gray tabs, you'll find the link is only from the text. hope all this helps peace