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    Default Can I set different standards for different links?

    I am using CSS to add color changes and also an underline when hovering over links - but it is also applying this to graphical links too - how do I block the graphical links from using the same CSS commands?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rharris07 View Post
    I am using CSS to add color changes and also an underline when hovering over links - but it is also applying this to graphical links too - how do I block the graphical links from using the same
    That depends. If the two types are in different parts of the document, you may be able to limit the scope of the rule by changing the selector. If not, then you'll have to take another approach.

    There was a thread entitled "overriding css values" last month that may be on the same lines as this one. If not, you'll need to post more information - perhaps a link to the document.

    CSS commands?
    CSS doesn't have commands. It has declarations: property/value pairs.

    Mike

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