Hi All,

Is it posible to define in a css style sheet a text link like <a href="#">text only</a> within a div.

My problem is I wish to define a text-only link on my page. using css switching, I am able to switch to the text only style sheet with no difficulties. My problem however begins as the text only link remains on the text-only page, so I wish to change the value of that cell to 'return' from 'text-only'. It would seem logical then for text-only to be defined in the style sheet so it can be altered in the text-only style sheet.

Of course, there maybe an easier solution to this for which i would be grateful if someone could give.

Cheers
Steve

well here's what i would do:
you have both "return" and "text-only" links in the page. In the normal stylesheet, you set the return link to "display:none", and in the text-only stylesheet you have the text-only link set to "display:none". Like this:

<div id="links">
   <a class="return" href="#">return</a>
   <a class="textonly" href="#">text-only</a>
</div>

and then in the normal stylesheet you have:

.return {
   display:none;
}

and in the text-only sheet:

.textonly {
   display: none;
}

Thats great thanks very much. Thabnks for you input it is well appreciated.

I have done this now and it works fine. problem is, I have lost reference to the print style sheet which is defined in media="print". I refer to the print option in browser file > print preview.

Page is here

http://www.mastech-solutions.com/kin...ndSC/index.htm

Anyway idea why this might have happened?

Steve

is this how it's supposed to look in print preview?

No although I have now put up revised code that shows it running correctly.
I appologise, after posting topic, i went though a process of trial and error discovering that the title declaration in the link refering to media="print" was breaking the link between style sheet and browser.

Link workls now if you'd like to see.

Cheers for you time though. You input led me to get all correct so appreciated.