background above in the menu and the "internal links" are not
dependent on eachother?
If you see, the link at the bottom of the image to the right uses the same blue as the one used in the menu.
J.
Links and background colors {no longer needed}
Links and background colors {no longer needed}
How complicated would it be to arrange it so that the blue
background above in the menu and the "internal links" are not
dependent on eachother?
If you see, the link at the bottom of the image to the right uses the same blue as the one used in the menu.
J.
background above in the menu and the "internal links" are not
dependent on eachother?
If you see, the link at the bottom of the image to the right uses the same blue as the one used in the menu.
J.
Last edited by javierdl on Mon Oct 29, 2007 5:35 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Links and background colors
J.
that means that you have to style the color in the MENU-stylesheet specifically as it now probably has the same color in the "a" area as the default a-links gets in the template-stylesheet.
Ronny
that means that you have to style the color in the MENU-stylesheet specifically as it now probably has the same color in the "a" area as the default a-links gets in the template-stylesheet.
Ronny
Re: Links and background colors
That would be the li li or li li a look at the li or a or li a to see which one has background: #*** or background-color: #*** then call the same second level item, like #primary-nav li li...
