<A HREF Linking Colors

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I have a colored box (table cell) on my website and I have reverse type inside the cell that I want to make a link. When I do, it changes the color of my type - it takes on the color of what I have my link color set to.

Is there any way through HTML to suspend the link color for an instance? I don't want to have to turn it off for the entire page just because I want to make one link stay the same color!

Any help would be appreciated!

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Joined: Dec 1999

lol, not many people are gonna get into this! hehehehehe!

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oh, now to your post! If you are doing it in HTML, just specify the link color. if you are doing it in WYSIWYG mode, highlight it and choose the color you want it to be. Is that what you mean?

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I know. The only way I got to this was from Matt. Make a new post or somethin.

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You forgot to put in a title, or somehow made it so there is no text that is linkable. I did some Math to determine what post it was in order to get here. Might want to delete this post and start a new one.

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Use CSS in the anchor tag like this:

<a href="#.html" style="color: #hexhex;" title="The title of the document you are linking to" target="_top">text to be the colour you want</a>

hth,

Suzanne

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