Have run into a problem, changing the hyperlinks that I use in the content to link to urls on other sites. They are not the normal link colors, but will match new colors.

I have tried the div class attribute, but the links will not change color.

Any advice on this...Can not seem to find a cure.

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SgtMac66

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Have you tried giving the links a direct css color attribute?

also I wouldn't recommend just putting a <div> tag around a link in the middle of the content just to give it css attributes, you can just add an ID to the <a> like;

<a id="other-link" href="address"> Different link color </a>

and then you can assign different color settings for #other-link in your css file.

that way you can always just use <a id="other-link> whenever you want to use that different link color.


Hope I understood the question right ... wasn't 100% sure



let me know how that goes

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Look on W3Schools. They can specifically help you. Also, try using the CSS tags a:link, a:visited, a:hover, etc and change the colors that way. If the classes aren't working then it could be a technical glitch(my computer a few days ago wouldn't recognize classes either for some reason) or you could have an error in the coding or syntax.

<a id="other-link" href="address"> Different link color </a>

wouldn't <a class="other-link" ... be a better option.

and in your css file...

.other-link a {
font-weight: bold;
color: #FFFFFF;
text-decoration: none;
}

.other-link a:hover {
color: #1E90FF;
}