In FrontPage Editor, when you use the Replace command, replaced text that was at the edge of a hyperlink anchor will no longer be included in the hyperlink.

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When text is inserted by the Replace command, it is not given Hyperlink properties unless the replaced text is surrounded by characters that are part of an anchor tag.

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To work around this behavior, use either of the following methods:

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Method 1: If some hyperlink remains

If text that anchors a hyperlink has been replaced, but there is still a hyperlink on the adjacent text:

1.	Highlight both the replaced text and the remaining text (the text within the hyperlink).
2.	On the Edit menu, click Hyperlink Properties.
3.	Click OK.

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Method 2: If the hyperlink is all gone

If text that anchored a hyperlink has been replaced and the hyperlink is no longer present, you must re-create the link.

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Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in the Microsoft products listed at the beginning of this article.

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When text is given hyperlink characteristics, it is surrounded by HTML anchor tags <a> and </a>. For example, if you type the following text and make it a hyperlink to the page "default.htm," the HTML code will resemble the following:

   <a href="default.htm">homepage</a>
				

If you then search for the word "page" and replace it with the word "front," the HTML code would be converted to this

   <a href="default.htm">home</a>front
				

In contrast, if you typed Welcome homepage for the text to use as the hyperlink, the HTML code would look similar to:

  <a href="default.htm">Welcome HomePage</a>
				

If you search for the word "Home" and replace it with the word "Front," the hyperlink anchor is unchanged, because the replaced text was surrounded by anchor text.

   <a href="default.htm">Welcome FrontPage</a>
				

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For information about the HTML markup language, see the World Wide Web Consortium Web site at:

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