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A Quick CSS Question

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05-18-2005, 07:29 PM
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Hi there,

I need help pleaseeeee

I'm trying to make it so the items listed on my price list page http://www.exoticpublishing.com/price_list.php don't show up as red when I attach a link to them. See the ones in the boxes... Volume 1, 2 & so on?

Anyway someone told me to put this in my CSS page... .link a {color:#000;}

& then this around each item... <p class="link"> & then the </p> at the end of the item, but it's not working

Can someone help me asap. I need this done with in the next hour & if you just show me how to do one, I can do the rest.

Thanks


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Technically you should be able to do:

Code:
.menu a {
  color: (color);
}
But I wasn't able to get it to work

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Someone thinks it's a PHP issue. Do you know?

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Code:
a.list:link, a.lst: visited, a.list:active {
color: #color;
text-decoration: none;
}
a.list:hover {
color: #color;
text-decoration: none;
}

<a href="#" clas=s"list">link</a>
it's not php.

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Originally Posted by exoticpublishing
Anyway someone told me to put this in my CSS page... .link a {color:#000;}

& then this around each item... <p class="link"> & then the </p> at the end of the item, but it's not working

Code:
a:link, a:active, a:visited {
color: #XXXXXX;
}

a:hover {
color: #XXXXXX;
}
I'm no coding guru but that should work out.

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PHP does not make css bugs.
PHP only shows the error.

those link codes are right

text-decoration: none; is the style of text such as underline, strikethrough, overline. If you want underline on hover. make text-decoration: underline; (not 'yes') in a:hover. none means no style on text for hover or visited, actived blah.

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Hi there,

Thanks for that. Someone fixed it for me, but now we have the problem on IE (figures LOL) where the text is WAY too large & doesn't look like it is on FF.

Can anyone tell me how to fix that?

Thanks


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Who has designed your site?

Because if it is you, then these things seem to be normal troubleshooting issues that should be fixed before going live? Do you check your coding and troubleshoot your site before going live?

If it was designed by someone else then they should be repairing the problems.

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No, I am not a designer, I'm a bizwoman.

Someone designed the template & another person got the site to go live.

I have no idea if all of these validation & optimization issues are the original designer's doing or the guy who had the site go live.

I do know he didn't cross browser check & it's too late now. He was lazy & clearly didn't do a proper job & I am not going back to have his hands on my site.

I will have to find someone else who is an expert to do the job.

Thanks


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Ok, thanks for explaining that.

Good luck finding a new designer (there are lots here btw)

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