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Name: Steven Bradley
Location: Boulder, Colorado
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On the links you want to change color you would add a class like:
<a class="red" href="" ...>
and then in the head of your document you would have code that might look something like:
a.red {color:red}
You could also use the hexidecimal value for red which is the standard practice
a.red {color:#ff000}
The name red was just arbitrary for this example. it can be anything, though should start with a letter and can't start with a number. The . in the css stands for class so the css above is like saying for the <a> tag with a class of red applied make the color of the link red.
The css you place in the head of your document needs code around it that looks like:
<style type="text/css">
a.red {color:#ff000}
</style>
There are other ways to add css to a document such as including your css from am external flle or even adding styles directly to html elements, which are called inline styles.
The way I described above will probably be easiest for you. For any link you want to have the new color just add class="red" (or whatever name you give to the class) and they'll all be whatever color you set in the css. |
