evinrude
msg:570159 | 10:18 pm on Jun 22, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Can certainly do it through CSS by making a seperate class for the type of links. On our internal site we have a couple of different types of links so we alter font size and color to indicate them.
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minnapple
msg:570160 | 2:57 am on Jun 23, 2001 (gmt 0) |
<a href=""><font face="arial" color="123456">link</font></a>
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grnidone
msg:570161 | 4:00 am on Jun 23, 2001 (gmt 0) |
a-HA! I knew it was something simple. Thanks Minneapple! -G
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mivox
msg:570162 | 8:15 am on Jun 23, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Beware, specifying the color in the font tag doesn't work reliably on ALL browsers (sometimes the <body> tag or browser default link colors override your font tag specifications).... especially on Mac browsers. I looked for different HTML and CSS based methods for specifying more than one different link color on one page during my last site re-design... I couldn't find anything that worked reliably enough cross-platform/cross-browser to actually use.
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grnidone
msg:570163 | 10:54 pm on Jun 23, 2001 (gmt 0) |
I actually solved the problem a different way: I changed the color combination so the links could be the same color on the whole page. -G
(one who has used 'old school' web design until now.)
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knighty
msg:570164 | 8:29 am on Jun 25, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Its very simple to use crossbowser CSS for diff coloured links. Just create normal a:link styles then create something like a.diff:link
then when you want to use the different link just do a href="whatever.html class="diff" Ta-Da! The above has been tested in NN6, NN4.7. Opera and IE on both PC and Mac.
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