I have a CSS problem, I'm sure it's a pretty obvious solution. Notice how on this page the links are blue? http://www.clicksharpmarketing.com/beta/Superfans/history.html And on this one, they're orange...and rather illegible? http://www.clicksharpmarketing.com/beta/Superfans/blog.html http://www.clicksharpmarketing.com/beta/Superfans/site_map.html What am I not seeing here?!?!? Thanks for your help PB
This is responsible for your problem. In your CSS, find this: li a, #sidebar a { color: orange; text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 1 px solid orange; } Code (markup): Change the color, or remove li a, since the text, including the link is surrounded by a "li" tag, meaning the code above will be applied.
Thanks very much. If you have a web site, I'll happily provide an inbound link as a thank you. Out of curiosity -- what is the difference between <li> and <li a>?
li is the list element. The a stands for "anchor" an is a clickie-link of some kind. So in the css, you can have code for just stuff sitting in a list, and something else for links/clickies sitting in a list.
LI actually stands for List Item. It's easier to remember tags and the differences among them if you know what they stand for