CSS coding?

Question

im trying to code my page and i realized i already used link formatting to edit the other links on my page. well i want to format one specific link to act diffrently is there a way i can do that?

Answer 1

Just give that one special link a class name or id.

Link

Then you can decorate your link like this:

.cool:link {
details
}

.cool:visited {
details
}

.cool:hover {
details
}

Answer 2

i have no idea what you've done, but this is what you should do.

1. Write a HTML page that will stand alone
2. Write a separate page for the CSS coding
3. If necessary write a third page for the action, i.e. javascripting

Then to do something really unique, that can't easily be edited via the CSS page, just inline the CSS code in the HTML page... keep in mind, inlining is sloppy and very unprofessional

Good luck

Answer 3

In-line CSS formatting take precedence over other formatting methods. If you format the link in-line with the "style=" tag, it should work.

Answer 4

Your best bet is to use that linked style sheet and, while all other links are defined in ONE way, set up a special class or id of link like, say
a#special { font-weight: bold; /* or whatever */ }
a.something { color: #f00; /* or whatever }
...
then in your html in that case...
click here
or
click here

Answer 5

the !important overrides the base CSS