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Hey there.
I use includes to get my header, sidebars, footer, etc. together. I'd like the links in the left sidebars to show differently than those in the regular text. I'm not that used to CSS, but I normally can edit some and make it work. Though now I've tried a lot of things and wasn't able to have the sidebar use a separate "a:link, a: active, a:visited" model. Either it keeps using the standard one or the whole website gets affected by the changes I try to make to this part only.
So...How do you insert a CSS into a single page without having it affect the rest of the pages? Can you do it at all with the links?
Here is the address if you want to see it: http://salvatos.x10hosting.com
I want the links in the text to be underlined but not those in the menu. And I want those in the menu to be black but not the others...
Thanks in advance
I use includes to get my header, sidebars, footer, etc. together. I'd like the links in the left sidebars to show differently than those in the regular text. I'm not that used to CSS, but I normally can edit some and make it work. Though now I've tried a lot of things and wasn't able to have the sidebar use a separate "a:link, a: active, a:visited" model. Either it keeps using the standard one or the whole website gets affected by the changes I try to make to this part only.
So...How do you insert a CSS into a single page without having it affect the rest of the pages? Can you do it at all with the links?
Here is the address if you want to see it: http://salvatos.x10hosting.com
I want the links in the text to be underlined but not those in the menu. And I want those in the menu to be black but not the others...
Thanks in advance