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  1. dannyn

    dannyn Thread Starter

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    Can you use two differnt linked style sheets.
    The reason for me wanting to do this:
    -I want some link colors to behave differently from others.
     
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    Yes. As many as you want.
     
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    Yeah, I know that but here is my problem..
    First I want to link to the, in the head tag.
    I would just use differnt selectors and were set..
    but the trouble is..
    a:link is always is the same selector so how do I work that?
     
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    I'm not completely sure what your asking.
    Are you saying you want a linked style sheet and an in-HTML style sheet?

    In a case of linked vs. in-HTML style sheets, the in-HTML style sheet always wins. So if you have conflicting statements in the two different style sheets, the in-HTML style sheet will always rule.

    But... I don't see why you don't just link it all or keep it all in-HTML. Just add some classes to the styles for different links.
     
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    One linked css
    Here is what I want.
    I want one link, before click, to be white.
    I want another link, before click, to be blue.
    You have the a:link....
    oooo wait... this is where you could use a class vs. id.
    What would be the css code for this?
     
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    In the <head> section...

    Code:
    <style type="text/css">
a.white {
color: white;
}

a.blue {
color: blue;
}

</style>

    And in the <body> section...

    HTML:
    <a href="http://www.mywebsite.com" class="white">This link in white.</a>
<a href="http://www.myotherwebsite.com" class="blue">This link is blue.</a>

    Did you also want the links to turn different colors when you put your mouse on them?
     
    lumentec, Sep 28, 2008
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    Thanks!
     
    dannyn, Sep 28, 2008
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