How to override CSS link colour

Discussion in 'PHP' started by TheDutchMan, Dec 9, 2008.

  1. #1
    I don't know if this is the correct forum but here goes.

    On one of my blogs I have the link in the php page that has a colour that i don't want. But I've tried all sorts of code but I can't seem to overtake the CSS and I don't want to change the colour of all my links.

    So my question is: is there a piece of code that i can insert to override the link colour?

    This is the blog Buy Dreamweaver CS4. I know ironic:)

    And the link I mean is in the header pic?

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    TheDutchMan, Dec 9, 2008 IP
  2. fireflyproject

    fireflyproject Active Member

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    Right now you've got a <span> tag with a style param of #fff. Dreamweaver likes to use <span> tags for everything, which I why I don't recommend it at all.

    You can change the color by viewing the HTML and adding style="color: #fff;" to your <a> tag. That will change it to the white you are looking for.
     
    fireflyproject, Dec 9, 2008 IP
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  3. TheDutchMan

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    Thanks a lot, you just became my new hero!!

    Learned (again) another valuable lesson. First head over to my friends at DP before trying for hours.

    Again, thanks a lot, you rock!!
     
    TheDutchMan, Dec 10, 2008 IP