2 link colors?

Is there a way to have 2 different link colors on a page? I want yellow as the
link color on the gray navigation bar on the right. But I want the links to be
blue in the white area to the left. Is this possible? Perhaps through some
CSS setting? Thanks.

Our CSS Link Styles 2004 tutorial will help you:
http://www.projectseven.com/tutorials/css/pseudoclasses/index.htm

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Sorry, but I'm in kind of a hurry right now. I don't have time to do a CSS
tutorial. Can you please tell me how to modify the existing code to work? Or
how I can do it via DreamWeaver2004 MX's interface? Thanks!

Sorry, but I'm in kind of a hurry right now. I don't have time to do
a CSS tutorial. Can you please tell me how to modify the existing
code to work? Or how I can do it via DreamWeaver2004 MX's interface?
Thanks!

It takes 10 mins to learn the principles from the tutorial then about 1
minute to set your classes up the way you want them.

It would take longer to give you a step-by-step on how to modify your
existing code.

:-)

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John Waller

Sorry, but I'm in kind of a hurry right now. I don't have time to do
a CSS tutorial

This is funny... you don't have the time to read for 10 mins but it's OK
for you if someone corrected your code.

Can you please tell me how to modify the existing code to work? Or
how I can do it via DreamWeaver2004 MX's interface? Thanks!

Sure... make some pseudoclasses through the MX04 css panel )

HTH
Kim



ghost zero wrote:

Sorry, but I'm in kind of a hurry right now. I don't have time to do a CSS
tutorial.

Sorry, but I'm not a hand coder (just a WYSIWYG designer) and it'll take me
longer than 10 mins to read and comprehend that tutorial. Plus that tutorial
is several pages! Also, I'm not asking for a hover link color change effect.
I'm asking to have two default link colors on the same page. Please, I need to
get a project done soon! Thanks.

ghost zero wrote:

Sorry, but I'm not a hand coder (just a WYSIWYG designer) and it'll
take me longer than 10 mins to read and comprehend that tutorial.
Plus that tutorial is several pages! Also, I'm not asking for a
hover link color change effect. I'm asking to have two default link
colors on the same page. Please, I need to get a project done soon!
Thanks.

You could have read the whole thing :-). If you look at the bottom of
the tutorial's starting page, you'll see some links.

PVII Link Style Series:
CSS Link Styles- Defined
Next: Creating the Default Link Selectors
Creating Multiple CSS Link Styles- Overview
Creating Multiple CSS Link Styles- Preparatory Steps & Test Page
Creation
Creating Multiple CSS Link Styles- Creating the 2nd & 3rd Link Styles

I would try any of the ones that begin with "Creating Multiple".

This has nothing to do with hand coding.


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Originally posted by: Newsgroup User
ghost zero wrote:

Sorry, but I'm not a hand coder (just a WYSIWYG designer) and it'll
take me longer than 10 mins to read and comprehend that tutorial.
Plus that tutorial is several pages! Also, I'm not asking for a
hover link color change effect. I'm asking to have two default link
colors on the same page. Please, I need to get a project done soon!
Thanks.

You could have read the whole thing :-). If you look at the bottom of
the tutorial's starting page, you'll see some links.

PVII Link Style Series:
CSS Link Styles- Defined
Next: Creating the Default Link Selectors
Creating Multiple CSS Link Styles- Overview
Creating Multiple CSS Link Styles- Preparatory Steps & Test Page
Creation
Creating Multiple CSS Link Styles- Creating the 2nd & 3rd Link Styles

I would try any of the ones that begin with "Creating Multiple".

This has nothing to do with hand coding.


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How do you know the answer is even there?? : \ Is it really that hard to tell
me what the code is...all you hardcore pros out there? PLEASE.

ghost zero wrote:

How do you know the answer is even there?? : \ Is it really that
hard to tell me what the code is...all you hardcore pros out there?
PLEASE.

I know because I wrote it. Here is the short answer - which is all I
have time for.

for two link styles, use a descendant selector:

..mylinks a:link {properties and values in here}
..mylinks a:visited {properties and values in here}
..mylinks a:hover, .mylinks a:active {properties and values in here}

..mylinks2 a:link {properties and values in here}
..mylinks2 a:visited {properties and values in here}
..mylinks2 a:hover, .mylinks a:active {properties and values in here}


In markup:

<div class="mylinks">
All links in this area styled according to first link style CSS class
".mylinks"
</div>

<div class="mylinks2">
All links in this area styled according to second link style CSS class
".mylinks2"
</div>


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the least handcoding you could do to accomplish this would be to put the line
"javascript:;" in the link section of the properties panel when the text is
selected. In this way you can set rolloever colors, link properties, and the
original color of the text (via "onLoad" event if necesary). Hope this made
sense, I could clarify more if needed. Good luck!