Can anyone list for me some hypelinks style so that i can show it on my website plzz?




thanx for ur help.

Hi, can you make your question more specific? What styles exactly do you need?

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Rich

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You can use all the style attribute with Hyper links by specifying as follows:
A.link
{
......
}
A.vlink
{
....
}
A.alink
{
....
}
A.hover
{
....
}

That won't work. I think you were going for this:

a:link {

}
a:visited {

}
a:hover {

}
a:active {

}


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A:link used for showing what will happen with <a>
A:hover user for showing what will happen with <a> when a mouse across it
A:active used for showing what will happen with <a> after clicked (active)
A:visited used for showing what will happen with <a> after visited

Just wanted to point out that a capital 'A' in the style sheet and a lowercase 'a' in the markup may bring unexpected results. Especially if you are going for XHTML compatibility, which is case sensitive and requires lowercase markup. Best to keep it consistent.


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Rich

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Also just noticed that this last example doesn't follow the LoVe HAte mnuemonic device. These pseudo-classes must appear in a particular order in the style sheet because of both what they do and the cascade. A style for an unvisited link using the :link pseudo class comes first, followed by the style for visited links (:visited), this must be followed by the :hover pseudo, which in turn must be followed by the :active pseudo.

In the following scenario:

a:link {
    color: red;
}
a:visited {
    color: orange;
}
a:hover {
    color: yellow;
}
a:active {
    color: black;
}

Because of the cascade each of the selectors have the same specificity [1]. This ordering of the rules allows all of these colors to be seen when the appropriate event is fired off.

[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/cascade.html#specificity


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Rich

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Shouldn't that be LoVe For HAte to accommodate for the (barely supported) :focus pseudo class??

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Ha yes, I belive Gecko is the only one currently supporting :focus on hyperlinks. Opera does not allow a hyperlink to receive focus. IE allows a hyperlink to receive focus, but doesn't support the :focus pseudo. Maybe KHTML supports it as well, but I don't have it in front of me ATM.

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Rich

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