babag

thanks for the info. maybe, knowing how it works, they figured they could keep the original color in the file so they could easily go back to it if somebody didn't like the new color.

i'm trying to make some changes to a style sheet that someone else put together and am running into a bit of confusion. all of the examples i see online show a single color for link declarations but i have this: a { color:#3F6DD6; text-decoration:none; color: #6699CC; text-decoration:underline;} a:hover { color:#F3D446; color:#FFFFFF;} why are there multiple entries in these sections? thanks,BabaG