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Would love to know why this happens...
When Im in dreamweaver if i make text a link even tho I select red it turns out black (untill I put my mouse over it). Really blagging my head this, no idea why...
example...
http://www.forbiddensilence.co.uk/main.htm
Any ideas
You need to set your java script up propperly.
In the code, where it says -
a:hover{color:red}
Add this underneath -
a:link{color:red}
Btw, you should really be using css for this. It would make things a lot easier ;)
Im going to look now thanks
I gave that a shot, have used a css file and linked all the pages to it
Been cleaning up the code buts still ****ed up
Still having the same problems, now its blue instead of black :lol:
use this as a stylesheet
if that doesn't work, try this:Code:a {color: #CC3300};
Code:a:link,a:visited,a:hover,a:activ {color: #CC3300};
that bottom one should be (****in edit button!!!):
[/quote]Code:a:link,a:visited,a:hover,a:active {color: #CC3300};
so i keep hearing aboutt CSS........... plus i make webpages for a few bob here and there, but i'm too lazy to start CSS, even tho i know it will save me time in the long run!
any nice tutorials around?
http://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey...g/stylesheets/Quote:
Originally Posted by stjohn
muchas gracias
Its quicker in the short run as well. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by stjohn
Not to mention should you ever want to change the styling of an entire site, you only have to do it in one place.Quote:
Originally Posted by MangaFish
This is why XML / XSLT is the future.
to be honnest i cant be bothered to learn XML. i can do everything i could possibly need with a combination of server side scripting, DHTML and CSS.
Thats not to say that XML doesnt have its places, just that i havent had the time or patience to learn it yet.
BTW, what ever happened to VRML? I was starting to get the hang of it by version 2 but then it just dissapeard. Was pretty cool stuff too
XML is so ****ing easy, an 8 year old could learn it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MangaFish
XSL is more complicated, but entirely logical.
Well worth adding these to your skillset imho.
Still around... just no-one ever really did anything useful with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MangaFish
AJAX is the future.
Application Servers, interacting asynchronously with dyanmically generated web pages (XML/XSLT) using XML as a transport, and JavaScript to tie it all together.
AJAX Word Processor: http://www.writely.com/
But it look cool :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by TechMouse
mmmm AJAX is bling :DQuote:
Originally Posted by TechMouse