Formatting Text Links - Keep the look and feel of your site

Format the links to keep your pages look and feel

So that the supplied links retain the look and feel of your web page, you can add the following to your linking code.

class

This is a CSS class used to describe the format of your link text. (For more about CSS go here)

none

pre

This is some text or HTML to display before the links

none

mid

This is some text or HTML to display between each link (if more than one)

" | "

post

This is some text or HTML to display after the links

none

num

The number of links to display (maximum of three)

To create the code use the formatting form on the codes page

Some Examples:

Default no options.
http://www.managedlinks.com/cgi-bin/mlserver.pl?id=107766709335
Looks like this...	Telephone Service \| Long Distance \| T-Mobile

Added pre post and mid characters and included a link class.
http://www.managedlinks.com/cgi-bin/mlserver.pl?id=107766709335&pre=[+&mid=+][+&post=+]&class=myclass
Looks like this... (move mouse over links)	[ Loan articles and advice ][ Golf Spoof Photos-Gifts. ][ Verizon Wireless Service ]

Formatted to look like a bulleted list, no link class.
http://www.managedlinks.com/cgi-bin/mlserver.pl?id=107766709335&pre=<ul><li>&mid=</li><li>&post=</li></UL>
Looks like this...	Telephone Service Have Your Products Dropshipped nutrisystem

Formatted to match a bulleted list already in place on a web page, with a link class.

http://www.managedlinks.com/cgi-bin/mlserver.pl?id=107766709335&pre=<li>&mid=</li><li>&post=</li>&class=myclass

Looks like this...

The middle ones are managed links.
The top and bottom are normal links already on your page (example only)

(move mouse over links)

Notes...

myclass is a predefined CSS class included in your web page. See below.