Inline link CSS definition

[Norman]

I don't remember how can I do this! I have searched around the CSS site section with no results! Can you help me?

[real_illusions]

you mean something like this?<a style="text-decoration:none; color:#00FF00; " href="">Here be a link to a page</a>but why not do this?<a id="link1">Here be a link to the treasure</a>and in your stylesheet - #link1 a{text-decoration:none;color:#00FF00;}#link1 a:hover{color:#FFFF00;text-decoration:underline;}

[Norman]

Yes, but.. right now, in my CSS page I have this:

a:link	{color: #868686; background-color: transparent;}a:visited {color: #868686; background-color: transparent;} a:active  {color: #FF0000; background-color: transparent;} a:hover   {color: #00FF00; background-color: transparent;}

I want to port them in my HTML page, in my CSS inline definitions. Is this possible?

[jlhaslip]

Use an inline style and a javascript onclick event handler for the on:hover event.But why would you want it out of the CSS???

[real_illusions]

no point in using javascript for on hover events in my opinion.Just give the links a seperate id and stick the style in the css like i did above. Much easier and simpler to change at a later date.

[Norman]

Use an inline style and a javascript onclick event handler for the on:hover event.But why would you want it out of the CSS???

I just want(ed) to know if this was possible! Ok, now I know. :)Thank you for your replies!