How to change links when I have CSS ?
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I have an outside-linked CSS for the page below. I am making a nav at the top, and I don't want the links below the bolded words to be ruled by the css. How do I fix the problem ? http://www.freewebs.com/mandeykayy/images.htm I want the "One - Two" to have that style, but not the rest of the links. [ : Thanks!
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Answer:
In your CSS file, if you do something like: .nav a { color: red; } it will only apply to links in the "nav" section, because you have given that div element a class of "nav". Changing the color of visited links is done with the :visited pseudo-class, e.g.: .nav a:visited { color: green; }
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