Are you responding to me or the original poster?

Anyway, yeah you're right, I forgot to say to just put them in the link tags for those elements.

I do wonder why you would create a seperate class for the normal links? It just makes for more work and coding. The only difference he wants between the normal links and the nav links is that the nav links are bold. So then why not define the styles for all links, then create a hover class for the nav links? It keeps you from having to define a class for every single link in your page.

*edit*
Actually, now that I look at what you have, I don't think it will do what he wants.

As I understood it, he wants all his links to change from red to white when you hover over them. He also wants his menu links to become bold when you hover over them. If that's the case, your code has the menu links bold all the time.

Of course, this could actually be what he wants, in which case it would work


Edited by DiGNAN17 (21/02/2003 00:25)
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