Hi everyone,
I've been asking many questions . . . and have yet another one!
I've been trying to do something as simple as changing a link color in a class, but it's not working for me.
The CSS code is:
- .sidebar {
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position: absolute;
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width: 165px;
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top: 0px;
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left: 5px;
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border-right: 1px solid;
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}
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a.sidebar:link {color:white;}
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a.sidebar:visited {color:white;}
Everywhere I look as I learn CSS, it appears this should work! I tried simply to have "a.sidebar {color: white}" to change all link attributes instead of specifying each individual one like link, visited, hover, active. But that wasn't working, so to be safe I just did the above code for testing purposes. But still nothing is working.
The section of the page code is,
- <div class="sidebar">Test Test Test Test Test Some Text for Testing, and some more and more and more and more and more and more and more and are you <a href="workmenforChrist.org">Link</a> reading this and this and this and how about some of this, did you catch that and this and some more and some more text and test text?</div>
Shouldn't this work? Or am I supposed to put a class in the link tag itself as well? I tried doing something like that before and that still didn't work. So . . . what in the world am I missing?!
Thanks in advance for your help . . . I do appreciate it. And I really appreciate the patience of those who have been helping me in my other threads too!
~Michael