Posted by appius on 10:01:00 06-25-2001
Hi everybody,
concerning graphic-links:
the following code produces a coloured border around the pic. the colour of this border is defined by css-code:
e.g.
a:link { color:#FF0000; }
a:visited { color:#990000; }
a:active { color:#0000FF; }
now I want my text-links using one color-scheme and
my graphic-links using another color-scheme.
How to do that?
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Posted by fabs on 12:16:00 06-25-2001
Ok, like the only thing that has same priority as css is css itsself. Adding border=0 wouldnt work. The link has to look like this:
<a href="nextpage.html">
<img src="test.gif" style="border:0">
</a>
... lemme check... yep, it worx.
fabs
Posted by fsvara on 13:54:00 06-25-2001
who is appius?
yokohoma... sami? no...
hm... no idea
Posted by appius on 14:44:00 06-25-2001
fabs: nice try, but - sorry - misunderstood - i know how to get no border at all but i want my link borders in a different color than the text links.
i´m really into border:1
fsvara: please try to remember ... once upon a time in the east there was an history teacher ...
Posted by fabs on 23:28:00 06-25-2001
Well, it works the same way:
style="bordercolor:blue"
fabs
Posted by appius on 23:48:00 06-25-2001
ah, I see.
I wrote border-color.
I´ll try bordercolor.
thx
Posted by Peter on 11:00:00 06-26-2001
you can use div or class too... but that's more complicated.
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Posted by fsvara on 14:27:00 06-26-2001
do sackmann, ja mei!
hehehe...
Posted by KaGez on 14:38:00 06-27-2001
lol ... dun tell me that mr. Sackman got one of our members .... lol
Hehe .... but why not , may be cool
Anyways , I have to think of something to get some time to code I wanna learn OpenGL now (
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