- Giving a class its own "A" link color...

Question

.title, .title a:link, .subtitle, subtitle a:link {
color: #FFFFFF;
Wouldn't this give the color white to all links located
within a paragraph
that had TITLE or SUBTITLE assigned to it, even if nothing
was assigned to
the A tag itself?
Links within the cell are still getting the default link
color... despite
the cell having class="title"
Where did I go wrong in my syntax?

Answer 1

"Reese" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> .title, .title a:link, .subtitle, subtitle a:link {
> color: #FFFFFF;
> }
>
> Wouldn't this give the color white to all links located
within a
> paragraph that had TITLE or SUBTITLE assigned to it,
even if nothing
> was assigned to the A tag itself?
>
> Links within the cell are still getting the default link
color...
> despite the cell having class="title"
A couple of potential problems:
1. If you set a:link, without a visited class, then if that
link was
visited, it will be purple
Test by changing your rule to this:
.title, .title a:link, .title a:visited,
.subtitle, subtitle a:link, subtitle a:visited {
color: #FFFFFF;
2. You have a conflicting style. Look for any other <a>
selectors in
your page styles.
Al Sparber - PVII
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