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Title: CSS question
Post by: Reno on March 26, 2005, 02:44: first go to http://bobscrachy.redirectme.net

the first thing you'll notice is a modified index. Ive modifed most of the environmental variables. One of which is the configuring of apache's header and footer to use css sheets.

Now heres the css sheet itself

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<head> <style type="text/css">  </style> </head>

Now this will allow me to change the colors of the text that are links only. Now the strange thing is when i put the css code into the header file and not link the header file to a seperate css file it will change the unlinked text (Name, Size, Description, and the size text) to white or FFFFFF. I can't find any tutorial that will tell me how to modify the css sheet to change the color of unhyperlinked text. Do any of yall have any suggestions?
Title: CSS question
Post by: Simon on March 26, 2005, 09:10: Not that I could help anyway, but that link doesn't seem to work, Bob.
Title: CSS question
Post by: Reno on March 26, 2005, 17:14: yes i took the server offline before i went to sleep lastnight. Sorry simons, its up now.
Title: CSS question
Post by: DJ on March 26, 2005, 18:29: Not sure if this will do it... Only used to using CSS in normal HTML files..

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<head> <style type="text/css">  </style> </head>

:?: :?: :?:

DJ
Title: CSS question
Post by: Reno on March 26, 2005, 18:33: actually i solved this problem only to run into another less important one.

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<STYLE type="text/css"> A:link { COLOR: F0F0F0; TEXT-DECORATION: none;} A:link { COLOR: F0F0F0; TEXT-DECORATION: none;} BODY { background-color: #000000; COLOR: #ACA0A0;} A:visited { COLOR: #C0C0C0; TEXT-DECORATION: none;} A:hover { COLOR: #000000; TEXT-DECORATION: none;} A:active { COLOR: #5e6f8e; TEXT-DECORATION: none;} </style>

this is the code the fix the problem. For some reason the brower ignores the first command "links" and goes to the second and so on. I realized this after switching links with background and gaining my background code by loosing my links code. As you can see the only good solution i could think of was to leave a duplicate links code up there. Which this does what i wanted the css to do, but with the annoyance of me not understand why it does it.

Keep in mind that this problem is only presented when i have this code in a seperate .css file. When i put the css code directly into the html file i don't have to have a duplicate comand. The browser reads the code perfectly.
Title: CSS question
Post by: DJ on March 26, 2005, 18:54: Strange - not sure why that happens.

In normal html files I link to the css page by using

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<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="blue.css" />

(Where blue.css is the location and name of the css file).

In the CSS files it doesn't have the

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<STYLE type="text/css">

bit. Could be rubbish coding on my part - not sure if the above will help you at all!

DJ
Title: CSS question
Post by: Reno on March 26, 2005, 19:30: You nailed it. It was the style tags in the css file. That solves the last problem. Thanks man.
Title: CSS question
Post by: DJ on March 26, 2005, 19:35: Glad I could be of help :wink:

DJ