ok i'm now trying to write the css for my page content and it's not working
here's what it looks like:
content { font-family:Arial; font-size:12px; text-decoration:none; color:#FFCCCC}
i know it's something simple but like i said before i'm still learning css code and i agree with you guys about it being the way to go so any help is appreciatedYou need to do it like this:
.content {...} // This is for classes (ie. <div class="content">)
or
#content {...} // This is for ids (ie. <div id="content">)
Basically, you need either a period or a pound sign. Also, don't forget to wrap your <style> tags around css...i'm using an external style sheet with all my styles that's why i'm seperating everything into classes......what whould be a better example of using the id thing??? could i use that with the name of a table?Originally posted by Pyrohavoc
i'm using an external style sheet with all my styles that's why i'm seperating everything into classesThen you need to use the first method that I showed.
Originally posted by Pyrohavoc
what whould be a better example of using the id thing???A better example...Like some code illustrating this or what?
one more thing.....where does the class identification go in the html for just plain text??? i've done links before and that's simple just put class= after the anchor but never tried to apply this to textFor plain text, either add your text inside a <div> or <span> tag and add your class to those tags.<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://banners.dollarmachine.com/pic/2014000/hal001.gif">http://banners.dollarmachine.com/pic/2014000/hal001.gif</a><!-- m --> (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.kinkyceleb.com/1261795520">http://www.kinkyceleb.com/1261795520</a><!-- m -->)
here's what it looks like:
content { font-family:Arial; font-size:12px; text-decoration:none; color:#FFCCCC}
i know it's something simple but like i said before i'm still learning css code and i agree with you guys about it being the way to go so any help is appreciatedYou need to do it like this:
.content {...} // This is for classes (ie. <div class="content">)
or
#content {...} // This is for ids (ie. <div id="content">)
Basically, you need either a period or a pound sign. Also, don't forget to wrap your <style> tags around css...i'm using an external style sheet with all my styles that's why i'm seperating everything into classes......what whould be a better example of using the id thing??? could i use that with the name of a table?Originally posted by Pyrohavoc
i'm using an external style sheet with all my styles that's why i'm seperating everything into classesThen you need to use the first method that I showed.
Originally posted by Pyrohavoc
what whould be a better example of using the id thing???A better example...Like some code illustrating this or what?
one more thing.....where does the class identification go in the html for just plain text??? i've done links before and that's simple just put class= after the anchor but never tried to apply this to textFor plain text, either add your text inside a <div> or <span> tag and add your class to those tags.<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://banners.dollarmachine.com/pic/2014000/hal001.gif">http://banners.dollarmachine.com/pic/2014000/hal001.gif</a><!-- m --> (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.kinkyceleb.com/1261795520">http://www.kinkyceleb.com/1261795520</a><!-- m -->)