I have navigational links in the css with a:hover etc etc for those
links that appear in the navigation lists. How do I style individual
links amongst text such as
pPlease visit oura href=events.html EVENTS/a page for details of
.../p
so that they match the colours I have used for the
Lyn Patterson wrote:
I have navigational links in the css with a:hover etc etc for those
links that appear in the navigation lists. How do I style individual
links amongst text such as
pPlease visit oura href=events.html EVENTS/a page for details
of .../p
give it an a href= id=one and style
From: Indranil Dasgupta
give it an a href= id=one and style appropriately. Hopefully it
will work.
If you did that, you'd need a rule for each link, as they all need a separate ID. If
anything, you'd use a class here, if there is even the remote possibility that you may
want to apply the
From: Lyn Patterson
I have navigational links in the css with a:hover etc etc for those
links that appear in the navigation lists. How do I style individual
links amongst text such as
pPlease visit oura href=events.html EVENTS/a page for
details of
.../p
so that they match the
Patrick
Sorry, thought there might be a quick solution. Yes, I may well want to
use this same method on many pages. Here is the page I am working on now:
www.mwg.green.net.au/testpages/plants.html
All pages are at www.mwg.green.net.au/testpages
Halfway down the main content you will see a
From: Lyn Patterson
www.mwg.green.net.au/testpages/plants.html
I'd add something like
#content p a:hover { color: rgb(204, 68, 68); }
to the stylesheet. Should do the trick. If you just want
to affect the links in that particular bit, you'll have to
do something like create a class (as said
