BlueNebula
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So ive got these footer links and they are blue. Unfortunately so is my footer background... any way to fix this?
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HTML/CSS footer problem
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BlueNebula
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After face-palming your mom I still got no results. Of course I already tried this do you think im some sort of an idiot??
Actual help from some one whose not an ignorant bastard would be much appreciated.
cheers
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chad362wiley
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Find your link div in your CSS doc. and change the color. Why wouldn't that work? If you wanna send me your CSS I'll do it for you.
BlueNebula
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Ill give it a quick look and if I can't fix it ill pm you the css. Thanks for being kind!
chad362wiley
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No problem!
Abh_Empire
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If your div is called #links then to color those links you'd have to use something like
But it depends on how those links are structured, can't say for sure untill i see the code.
Code:
#links a {
color:#fff;
}phpmaster80
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- Jan 22, 2012
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You can change the colors of your link for hover links and visited links individually.
When you add color to a hyperlink, it will change back to the orginal blue hyperlink color after your clicked on it.
If you want the color to stay permanent, you need to use CSS.
Put this in your <header>;
Now add this to your hyperlink
You should end up with this;
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If you want the color to stay permanent, you need to use CSS.
Put this in your <header>;
Code:
<style type="text/css">
<!--
.style1 {color: #000000}
-->
</style>
Code:
class="style1"
Code:
<a href="bhw.html" class="style1">More money!</a>-------------
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This wouldn't work as changing the color on the element wouldn't change the color for all of the pseudo classes (a:visited, a:hover, a:active) etc.
Remember when using CSS on anchors you have to be specific to the anchor. If the link is inside of a container and you specify the text color of the container to be white, the links inside the container would stay the default color - so you would specify the container and then the anchor element like:
Code:
.footer a {
color: #FFF;
}labsdesigns
Newbie
- Jun 7, 2012
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use inline css like this
<a href="#" style="color:white">link</a>
you can change white with hexa code also
<a href="#" style="color:white">link</a>
you can change white with hexa code also
TheGodWings
Newbie
- Jun 27, 2012
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a:hover
a:active
a:visited
a:focus
some of them might help you. Although it is not easy to fix problem without knowing the issue, you can try firebug which works on chrome/firefox to fix css. You can check your style rules for which line is effecting the color. Please google for firebug and try to fix with it if you can't provide any link to your site.
a:active
a:visited
a:focus
some of them might help you. Although it is not easy to fix problem without knowing the issue, you can try firebug which works on chrome/firefox to fix css. You can check your style rules for which line is effecting the color. Please google for firebug and try to fix with it if you can't provide any link to your site.
