CSS Link Properties

i used the page properties to set the link properties on all
of my pages. the pages appeared fine on my browser (safari) but on
other browsers, my sidebar links have the link color. I've been
reading other topics related to this and I somewhat understand
changing the link properties using css to the specific div tags but
I am running into trouble.
I don't want my sidebar links to to have red boxes around
them. Isn't it true you can override the css style in the
<head> with an inline style in the html element?
When I try to change these properties the effects either
don't take place or the layout changes. I'm still fairly new to css
and I understand what I must change but I am coming up short. would
this be the code I would use so that they would not display red?
<div class="sidebar1">#sidebar1 links go
here#</div>
CSS Document:
.sidebar1 a:link { color: #FFFFFF; }
.sidebar1 a:visited { color: #FFFFFF; }
.sidebar1 a:hover { color: #FFFFFF; }
.sidebar1 a:active { color: #FFFFFF; }

> I don't want my sidebar links to to have red boxes
around them. Isn't it
> true
> you can override the css style in the <head> with
an inline style in the
> html
> element?
Yes, but that may not be the most efficient way to do it, so
it would be at
the bottom of the alternative list.
> would this be the code I would use so that they would
not display red?
It could be, but it will depend on what else you have on your
page. At the
least, you should shorten that code like this -
.sidebar1 a { color:#FFF; }
(which would apply to ALL links at all link states within
div.sidebar1)
Are you not seeing that have an effect?
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>i used the page properties to set the link properties on
all of my pages.
>the
> pages appeared fine on my browser (safari) but on other
browsers, my
> sidebar
> links have the link color. I've been reading other
topics related to this
> and I
> somewhat understand changing the link properties using
css to the specific
> div
> tags but I am running into trouble.
>
> I don't want my sidebar links to to have red boxes
around them. Isn't it
> true
> you can override the css style in the <head> with
an inline style in the
> html
> element?
>
> When I try to change these properties the effects either
don't take place
> or
> the layout changes. I'm still fairly new to css and I
understand what I
> must
> change but I am coming up short. would this be the code
I would use so
> that
> they would not display red?
>
> <div class="sidebar1">#sidebar1 links go
here#</div>
>
> CSS Document:
>
> .sidebar1 a:link { color: #FFFFFF; }
> .sidebar1 a:visited { color: #FFFFFF; }
> .sidebar1 a:hover { color: #FFFFFF; }
> .sidebar1 a:active { color: #FFFFFF; }
>
>

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>I see some
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> harder for
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> harder for
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>
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> the
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> seem to
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>
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>
> Ron
>

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maintenance.
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IE, and it has
an unnecessary use of custom classes.
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> set up a new css rule called
>
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> }
>
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> }
>
> .link1:visited{
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> }
>
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>
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>
> Basicallly u jus made a new style now as long as it has
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same name as the .nav
> etc
> that you have created. hover is used for roll over
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>
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