Hi! I had a question.... How can I use ID so I can tell my external style sheet to affect only certain objects? I'd like to know how to do this with one table cell, and one image.
Further more, I don't know any CSS so to make my external style sheet (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.team847.com/CSS2.css">http://www.team847.com/CSS2.css</a><!-- m -->) correct I'd like to know what to do. Do I only put in the CSS stuff? You can take a look at my CSS file above and tell me what I'm doing wrong.
I thank you all for the help!
-Sunny GYou can delete this bit from the end of your stylesheet (all you need is the actual style elements/attributes):
-->
</style>
To change the style for just one TD element, assign it an ID as part of the tag:
<td id="special">
In your style sheet, add an entry for that ID, either as "td#special" or just "#special" for short:
td#special {
color: #ff0000;
font-wieght: bold;
/* or whatever else you want that's different from a "normal" TD element */
}Cool! That's exactly what I needed!
Thankyou NogDog!
Further more, I don't know any CSS so to make my external style sheet (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.team847.com/CSS2.css">http://www.team847.com/CSS2.css</a><!-- m -->) correct I'd like to know what to do. Do I only put in the CSS stuff? You can take a look at my CSS file above and tell me what I'm doing wrong.
I thank you all for the help!
-Sunny GYou can delete this bit from the end of your stylesheet (all you need is the actual style elements/attributes):
-->
</style>
To change the style for just one TD element, assign it an ID as part of the tag:
<td id="special">
In your style sheet, add an entry for that ID, either as "td#special" or just "#special" for short:
td#special {
color: #ff0000;
font-wieght: bold;
/* or whatever else you want that's different from a "normal" TD element */
}Cool! That's exactly what I needed!
Thankyou NogDog!