css

[archana]

wats the equivalent tag name in css tat can be used for html :link instead of <a:visited >?

[jlhaslip]

a { }a:link { }a:visited { }a:hover { }a:active { }In that order, otherwise they cancel the result.

[archana]

Thank u..but its nt working....i dont hav any tag named <a> in my page..instead i m having the tag named<html:link> ..i wanna kno hw to include styles for the above tag name in css

[jlhaslip]

I'm not understanding the problem. Could you please post a link to your page or the code please.. thanks.

[jesh]

I think what is confusing here is that you say you are using "<html:link>" which isn't valid HTML. I did a quick Google search and it looks like maybe "<html:link>" is part of Struts? If so, what's probably happening is the server parses through the code, sees "<html:link>" and then converts it to "<a>". You might load up the page in a browser, right click on the window and choose "View Source". Where you see links in that rendered page, you're 99.9% likely to see <a></a> elements. In that case, use what jlhaslip suggested to style those links.

[S@m]

Are you working in/with Java?Either way, an anchor tag is an anchor tag.We have similar code, and I use the syntax that jlhaslip has suggested without problems.Just put that code at the top of your css file. That way its a global setting. It should work...*edit*Sorry, jesh asked the same things I did. Sorry for the repeat.