8 replies to this topic

[Tombayo]

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Edited by Tombayo, 18 July 2013 - 02:07 PM.

[Clement]

Well you have made a class in the p tag, so you can use:

.test a {
/* css */
}

[Duke]

Could you not also just:

<a href="asd.com" class="test">asd</a>?

[Mastermind]

Yes, but if you want to apply a certain style to all of the links in a certain section, this way is better.

[Jeeves]

Or if you want specifically the first link in that class:
.test > a:first-child {}

Or specifically that url:
a[href="asd.com"] {}

Or CSS3 *head explodes from possibility overload*

You may also wanna add http://'s, unless you're linking to relative files with .com file extensions

[Bart]

ok weird, yesterday i replied that it's better to use ID's for single style changes, but my post is gone...
i can remember the forum being unreachable though, probably after i clicked the submit button :-/

[Jeeves]

It does that sometimes...
And good point

[Kravvitz]

it's better to use ID's for single style changes

Why? I'd argue that IDs should be used for unique things, which is not necessarily the same as a single thing. You might just want to apply a style to one element bu apply it to multiple elements later.

[Bart]

Why? I'd argue that IDs should be used for unique things, which is not necessarily the same as a single thing. You might just want to apply a style to one element bu apply it to multiple elements later.

depends on the definition of single. in this case, i meant single = unique, about which you're of course right