Robin Becker wrote:
I can do this using a class
So maybe do it using a class then? ;-)
Chris
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Chris Withers
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Robin Becker wrote:
I can do this using a class
So maybe do it using a class then? ;-)
Chris
yes I am, but surely there has to be a way to do this stuff in line.
That way I don't have to predefine all the link behaviours
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Chris Withers
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Robin Becker wrote:
I can do this using a class
So maybe do
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dany Rioux
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Robin,
IIRC it can be done but I never used it myself because I think it's
annoying and it is confusing for the visitors. *G* But you should
definitively check www.echoecho.com. If it is possible it *will* be
posted there.
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Robin Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am trying to change the colour of links dynamically using dtml.
However, I cannot find the right incantation to change my links using an
inline style except for
a href=A style="color: red"A/a
Do you mean something like
a href="A" style="color:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Simon Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Robin Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am trying to change the colour of links dynamically using dtml.
However, I cannot find the right incantation to change my links using an
inline style except for
a href=A
dtml as a server side scripting language is not going to change anything
dynamically on your page. Maybe you mean DHTML.
In IE everything is in the DOM and can be changed. Netscape is not thorough, and I
don't think there is a hook that will change a.visited, et al.
But you could try.
IE has
On Tue, 28 Nov 2000, Robin Becker wrote:
I know about the style="color: red" type of inline, I was looking for
the :link, :active, :visited etc attributes for inline style. I can't
seem to get these to work. The color attribute seems to set all of the
states.
I think it's impossible to
In article 009c01c05961$a584d6a0$ae03a8c0@fork, Andy McKay
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I think this is a css question and not related to DTML. Go to
http://freezope.nipltd.net/dna and you will see a simple style sheet that
shows use of active and visited links.
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yes I know how to set up style
Robin Becker writes:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Chris Withers
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Robin Becker wrote:
I can do this using a class
So maybe do it using a class then? ;-)
Chris
yes I am, but surely there has to be a way to do this stuff in line.
That way I
TAFLD="Column name"
DATASRC="Data Source"
From the horses mouth so to speak :(.
If I needed to do this I'd use css in some way.
Phil
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In article 00a501c05999$460c1840$0202a8c0@typhoon, Phil Harris
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Robin,
My educated guess is that what you want can't be achieved other than with
css.
The a tag has no properties for changing colors of one particular link.
The body tag is the only place for this and as
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