In my page's body I already have an a:link
and a:hover
.
But now I have another div tag where I want different a:link
, a:hover
and a:visited
.
How do I do this?
In CSS:
div.classname a:link {
color: #123456;
}
div.classname a:hover {
color: #123;
}
div.classname a:visited {
color: #654321;
}
In HTML:
<div class="classname">
<a href="#link">link</a>
</div>
Assign a class for the div. something like
<div>
<a></a> //style from a:link and a:hover
</div>
<div class="my-div">
<a></a> //style from a:link and a:hover overridden by styles from .my-div a:link and .mydiv a:hover
</div>
Style
a:link{} //old link
a:hover{}
.my-div a:link{} //second link
.my-div a:hover{}
You can chain the css selectors to form different combinations of styles
You could use the child selector method:
div.one > a { color:blue; }
div.two > a { color:red; }
will work for
<div class=''><a>link</a></div>
but not
<div class=''><p><a>link</a></p></div>
You can use !important like this if above code is not working
.classname > a:hover{color:red !important;}
.classname > a:link{color:red !important;}
.classname > a:visited{color:red !important;}
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