On <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://lyricslist.com">http://lyricslist.com</a><!-- m --> I have a list of links that I want to change their color. At the top of the table that they are in (The table of letters under the header, near the google links.) I declared a class, and in the head I put this code:
a.lettersMenu:link,a.lettersMenu:active,a.lettersMenu:visited,a.lettersMenu:hover { text-decoration: none; color : #BDBDE5; font-size: large; }
However, the letters are not affected! I even tried adding the class declaration to every individual TD but that did not work either. According to all I've read, this is correct. Why won't it work?
Thanks.
Dotan CohenlettersMenu a {
text-decoration: none;
color : #BDBDE5;
font-size: large;
}Thanks, NogDog, but that didn't do it either.
So I tried changing the first line to:
lettersMenu a:link,lettersMenu a:active,lettersMenu a:visited,lettersMenu a:hover {
But neither did that. Any other ideas?
DotanNogDog accidentally forgot the dot before "lettersMenu".
.lettersMenu a {
text-decoration: none;
color : #BDBDE5;
font-size: large;
}Thanks, all sorted out now. I had the elements in the wrong order (link, visited, hover, active). I didn't know that they had a particular order.NogDog accidentally forgot the dot before "lettersMenu".
.lettersMenu a {
text-decoration: none;
color : #BDBDE5;
font-size: large;
}
Frickin' computers are so darned literal. You'd think they'd be able to read my mind by now.
Frickin' computers are so darned literal. You'd think they'd be able to read my mind by now.
Haha, I have the same trouble all of the time, I have to read everything 3 times before i post/ publish it!Frickin' computers are so darned literal. You'd think they'd be able to read my mind by now.
Apparently your mind is on NTFS- Samba actually can read it, but not write to it. Try fat32- both windows and linux can read/write to fat 32.
a.lettersMenu:link,a.lettersMenu:active,a.lettersMenu:visited,a.lettersMenu:hover { text-decoration: none; color : #BDBDE5; font-size: large; }
However, the letters are not affected! I even tried adding the class declaration to every individual TD but that did not work either. According to all I've read, this is correct. Why won't it work?
Thanks.
Dotan CohenlettersMenu a {
text-decoration: none;
color : #BDBDE5;
font-size: large;
}Thanks, NogDog, but that didn't do it either.
So I tried changing the first line to:
lettersMenu a:link,lettersMenu a:active,lettersMenu a:visited,lettersMenu a:hover {
But neither did that. Any other ideas?
DotanNogDog accidentally forgot the dot before "lettersMenu".
.lettersMenu a {
text-decoration: none;
color : #BDBDE5;
font-size: large;
}Thanks, all sorted out now. I had the elements in the wrong order (link, visited, hover, active). I didn't know that they had a particular order.NogDog accidentally forgot the dot before "lettersMenu".
.lettersMenu a {
text-decoration: none;
color : #BDBDE5;
font-size: large;
}
Frickin' computers are so darned literal. You'd think they'd be able to read my mind by now.
Frickin' computers are so darned literal. You'd think they'd be able to read my mind by now. Haha, I have the same trouble all of the time, I have to read everything 3 times before i post/ publish it!Frickin' computers are so darned literal. You'd think they'd be able to read my mind by now.
Apparently your mind is on NTFS- Samba actually can read it, but not write to it. Try fat32- both windows and linux can read/write to fat 32.