CSS Link Properties Question

Ok, so I know how to use CSS to give links properties, however, how do I
assign different properties to different links. The example is I've got
some links on a dark brown background, that I want to be white. However,
the body of the page is white, so links in the body of the page would be
white and invisible. So how can I assign different values to different
links? I've googled the topic but didn't find much relevant info. Thanks
for any help.

Greg

"Greg" <greg (AT) aperfectnumber (DOT) com> wrote:

Ok, so I know how to use CSS to give links properties, however, how do
I assign different properties to different links.

The question is primarily about CSS, not HTML tags.

So how can I assign different
values to different links? I've googled the topic but didn't find much
relevant info.

Any primer on CSS tells you how to do such things. It is better for you and
your visitors that you do _not_ get a quick help on this, since quick help
on basic CSS is almost invariably wrong, or will be applied wrongly.
Find a tutorial or book on CSS.

Hint: If a tutorial or book you have found does not teach you that you
should always set background when you set color, continue searching.

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