I'm having trouble with a moderately extensive site which has
only a rudimentary implementation of CSS. This is the CSS coding
relevant to my question:
4.
5. a {
6. color: #000099;
7. text-decoration: underline;
8. font: bold 10px Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
9. }
10. a:hover {
11. color: 990000;
12. text-decoration: none;
13. font: bold 10px Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
14. }
15.
I'm trying to give a specific link a different style, but this
code:
16. #alt a:link {blah}
and this code:
16. div#alt a:link {blah}
and even this code:
16. div#alt a:link {blah}
17. div#alt a:active {blah}
18. div#alt a:hover {blah}
19. div#alt a:visited {blah}
does not work, either with or without the leading 'div'. Nothing
seems able to override the pseudo classes called out on lines 5
and 10 of the CSS sheet. Since I didn't want to go through the
several score of pages to give all the other links an ID, I am
faced with abandoning the idea of a different link style.
What can I do?
Reese
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Ink Works
http://www.inkworkswell.com
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