Guest Posted October 22, 2009 Posted October 22, 2009 Hi I cannot get it how to understand the system in the stylesheet. How do I know what is what and what it changes I found some info that explained that when it starts with an A as menu_link A:link means that it changes everything to this color (Did I get that part right?)but then I cannot find similarities with my stylesheet. So It was a dead end. I have a shop that has been built and modified (by somebody else) a lot I think, and now I´m working a copy of this my working shop that I´will be selling in the end of this year. I have looked att the stylesheet and I wonder why there is multiple color codes that when I check them out are the same color or they are so simular that even though I have a calibrated screen cannot tell apart. dreading work to go through every single color code. Are they all even used? not easy to tell I know ;o) anyone that knows? Asking kindly from Sweden!
knifeman Posted October 22, 2009 Posted October 22, 2009 Hi I cannot get it how to understand the system in the stylesheet. How do I know what is what and what it changes I found some info that explained that when it starts with an A as menu_link A:link means that it changes everything to this color (Did I get that part right?)but then I cannot find similarities with my stylesheet. So It was a dead end. I have a shop that has been built and modified (by somebody else) a lot I think, and now I´m working a copy of this my working shop that I´will be selling in the end of this year. I have looked att the stylesheet and I wonder why there is multiple color codes that when I check them out are the same color or they are so simular that even though I have a calibrated screen cannot tell apart. dreading work to go through every single color code. Are they all even used? not easy to tell I know ;o) anyone that knows? Asking kindly from Sweden! Here is a good list of definitions for a stock store. stylesheet definitions Tim
MrPhil Posted October 23, 2009 Posted October 23, 2009 A:link means "for any unvisited anchor link, here are the style settings". These can include the text color and decorations (underlined or not), among other things. As given, it would apply to any link on the page. You can specify a subset of links with children/descendants, class names, and ID names, which would override the generic settings for <a> tags.
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