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Hi guys,
I have a small question and hopefully someone can answer it.
In my default stylesheet I have the following: A:link { color: #D9DDE6; font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none; } A:visited { color: #D9DDE6; font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;
Now I have created an own tag called: .owntag { whatever } and want the links in this tag to have another color.
Is this possible and when yes how?
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Sure it is, and here is an example I pulled directly from the style sheets that come with Threads: .onbody A:LINK { <br /> color: ; <br />} <br />.onbody A:VISITED { <br /> color: ; <br />} <br />.onbody A:ACTIVE { <br /> color: ; <br />} All you have to do is substitute your own class and provide the colors
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Thanks, I will give it a try when I am back from work ...
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If you want to learn something about CSS, just have a look at the W3C.org site. There you find the css specification aswell as some tutorials.
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