HTML in a style sheet

[USER1]

I need to insert a url link using CSS if this is even possibleas is done in a html file <a href="urltarget">linktext</a> but it needs to be inside a css file.It's for the firefox addon Stylish, I've hidden some elements but need to access some links in those elements that I can't single out, so I need to add them back manually.Cheers

[dsonesuk]

css is for styling only, javascript would be the best option, depends what element is hidden, taking guess here but if you have setup like below<style type="text/css">#hiddenelement{display:none;}</style><div id="hiddenelement"><a href="page1">page1</a><a href="page2">page2</a><a href="page3">page3</a></div>you could use javascript to access all links in hidden elment using<script type="text/javascript">function findme(){x=document.getElementById("hiddenelement");y=x.getElementsByTagName("a");for(i=0;i<y.length;i++){alert(y.href)}}window.onload=findme;</script>

[USER1]

That might work if it had a tag, but all I have is a target url, there's no tag reference to single links.Maybe this will help, here's a copy of the div in question. I've bolded the only link that I need to be displayed.....<div id="navheader"> <div id="navheader_top"> <div class="navcontent"><a href="http://www.tagged.com/home.html" id="tagged_logo"><img class="png with_gold" src="http://x.tagstat.com/im/headers/default/logo_small.png" height="27" width="146"></a> <ul class="header_btm_links with_gold"><li><a href="http://www.tagged.com/home.html">Home</a></li><li><a href="http://www.tagged.com/profile.html" id="nav_profile">Profile</a><a href="#" id="nav_profile_dropdown" class="nav_dropdown"></a></li><li><a href="http://www.tagged.com/friends.html" id="nav_friends">Friends</a><a href="#" class="nav_dropdown" id="nav_friends_dropdown"></a></li><li><a href="http://www.tagged.com/find_groups.html" id="nav_groups">Groups</a><a href="#" class="nav_dropdown" id="nav_groups_dropdown"></a></li><li><a href="http://www.tagged.com/messages.html" id="nav_messages">Messages</a><a href="#" class="nav_dropdown" id="nav_messages_dropdown"></a></li><li><a href="http://www.tagged.com/browse.html">Browse</a></li><li><a href="http://www.tagged.com/search.html">Search</a></li> </ul> <ul id="account_options"><li><a href="http://www.tagged.com/account_info.html">account</a></li><li>|</li><li><a href="http://www.tagged.com/help.html">help</a></li><li>|</li><li><a href="http://www.tagged.com/logout.html">signout</a></li> </ul> </div> </div>

[dsonesuk]

you can target the href reference while searching through the anchor links, sorry still not clear what you want? do you want only this link to show and hide the rest, or grab this link ref?

[USER1]

Only that link to show, so I can log out, the rest is irrelevant. Also need to be able to position the link anywhere on the page.Thanks for your help bud.

[thescientist]

are you asking for the link to only be shown in certain situations? based on some sort of login system? If you are using PHP and are using SESSION you could check to see if certain SESSION data is present and then display the link that way if it is or isn't.

[dsonesuk]

you can hide all the li tags using#navheader_top ul li {display:none;} or a tags using #navheader_top ul li a{display:none;} then you can assign a class or id to that li or a tag like so<li class="showme"><a href="http://www.tagged.com/logout.html">signout</a></li>or<a class="showme" href="http://www.tagged.com/logout.html">signout</a>then use.showme {display:block;}if you can't assign id or class and the link is the last linkfunction findme2(){x=document.getElementById("navheader_top");y=x.getElementsByTagName("li");y[y.length-1].style.display="block";}window.onload=findme2;EDIT: dont know what happen here but i lost 3/4 of my original posting

[USER1]

I'm only using an external style sheet, I can't assign a tags or selectors to the source html, and javascript is not compatible with the css.Seems like it can't be done, but was worth a try. If anyone knows the best bet would have been here.I'll just stick to the way I've been logging out so far, with the bookmarked url.Thanks for the effort folks.JoN.