PeterErhard
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Changing link color
I should remember how to do this, but can't.
How with the following link html code, can I make the color of the link white without using the <body> tag or a css file.
<a href="weblink">link text</a>
How with the following link html code, can I make the color of the link white without using the <body> tag or a css file.
<a href="weblink">link text</a>
I don't think you can change color name of the link without using <body> or css.
Bonmat86.
Bonmat86.
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Thanks for your response, but you missed this part in my question:
"without using the <body> tag or a css file"
I want it all contained within the <a href= statement.
"without using the <body> tag or a css file"
I want it all contained within the <a href= statement.
This is an<b onmouseout="this.style.col
Oh, you can use it. and use onclick even.
Bonmat86.
Oh, you can use it. and use onclick even.
Bonmat86.
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I guess the "link" meant the <a> element, not the ":link" pseudo-class.
Note that if you want to override inline styles, you can use "!important"
For example, this should make your white "link" red on hover:
a:hover {
color: red !important;
}
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Note that if you want to override inline styles, you can use "!important"
For example, this should make your white "link" red on hover:
a:hover {
color: red !important;
}
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alink="color" For the active link color
vlink="color" For the visited link color
or
<HEAD>
<STYLE type="text/css">
a.greenlink:link {color: #00a000;}
</STYLE>>
</HEAD>
<A href="somepage.html" class="greenlink">Visit Somepage</A>
Bonmat86.