> But how do I set the style for the second link? I've tried all sorts of
> methods, but I can't get it to *not* inherit the container style.
>
> Thanks in advance!
Hi Christian,
For the most part, (and in most browsers) any CSS declaration
that uses an ID will take priority over one that uses only a class.
As such, in the example you're trying to solve, we'll need to
add extra specificity to your custom anchor link class in order
for them to take priority over the general rule.
> <div id="container">
> <p><a href="#">container formatting</a></p>
>
> <p><a href="#" class="custom">custom formatting</a></p>
>
> </div>
regular container links might appear like this:
#container a:link,
#container a:visited {
property: vaule;
}
custom links, since they fall within the specified ID:
#container a.custom:link,
#container a.custom:visited {
property: value;
}
Hope that helps!
Ryan
design.sixfoot6.com
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