taff — Wed, 24 Oct 2001 23:54:38 +0000

sticky:

I read your question as wanting two sets of link colours. If that is the case, take mairving's example one step further

A.set1 { text-decoration:none; 
	 font-size : 11px;
	 color:#} 
A.set1:link { text-decoration:none; 
	 font-size : 11px;
         color:# }
A.set1:visited { text-decoration:none; 
            color:# }
A.set1:active {  text-decoration:none; 
            color:# }
A.set1:hover {
	text-decoration: underline;
	font-size : 11px;
        color:#}

A.set2 { text-decoration:none; 
	 font-size : 11px;
	 color:#} 
A.set2:link { text-decoration:none; 
	 font-size : 11px;
         color:# }
A.set2:visited { text-decoration:none; 
            color:# }
A.set2:active {  text-decoration:none; 
            color:# }
A.set2:hover {
	text-decoration: underline;
	font-size : 11px;
        color:#}

then assign your links to class "set1" or "set2"

Cheers!

sticky — Wed, 24 Oct 2001 21:58:34 +0000

Cheers mairving, I will go and try it out.

Nice one.

Sticky

mairving — Wed, 24 Oct 2001 21:46:41 +0000

Pretty easy there, Sticky.

Here is one way:

A { text-decoration:none; 
	 font-size : 11px;
	 color:#} 
A:link { text-decoration:none; 
	 font-size : 11px;
         color:# }
A:visited { text-decoration:none; 
            color:# }
A:active {  text-decoration:none; 
            color:# }
A:hover {
	text-decoration: underline;
	font-size : 11px;
        color:#}

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Now you can change any of the values above, Also if you notice the hover has an underline on it which you can change or reverse. Some of the tags are a bit redundant but I tend to have best results using all of them.

Hope this helps.