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Thread ID: 56482 2005-04-06 07:17:00 Macromedia Dreamweaver. Nomad (952) Press F1
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342131 2005-04-07 06:16:00 Thanks all,

I booked a book from the library re: dreamweaver hopefully it touches upon CSS.

The alignment of the banner, mine is a picture (JPG) the margin setups worked superbly.

The white font, the code from mejobloggs worked fine. Although it applied it to the whole page. I am wanting to leave the links as blue but only make the left side panel links as colour white. I tried highlighting those links and bring up the code view which is highlighted black for me. I tried popping that set of codes into there, still the whole page of all links become white. Anyone know how this can be done?

I have been trying to make a traditional drop down menu. I have drawn the drop down box after slice and list/menu. How do you make it into a hyperlink? I see a command called List Values and that's about it. I have tried Fireworks, but all I could do was achieve a roll over drop down menu which I don't want.

Nomad. 		Nomad (952)
342132 2005-04-07 06:46:00 color: #444444; font-style:italic; "> The white font, the code from mejobloggs worked fine. color: #444444; font-style:italic; "> Although it applied it to the whole page. color: #444444; font-style:italic; "> I am wanting to leave the links as blue but only make the left side panel links as colour white. color: #444444; font-style:italic; "> I tried highlighting those links and bring up the code view which is highlighted black for me. color: #444444; font-style:italic; "> I tried popping that set of codes into there, still the whole page of all links become white. Anyone know how this can be done?

In that case you might have to use Rob's code then.


<style type="text/css">
<!--
.unnamed1 {
text-decoration: color: #444444; font-style:italic; "> none;
color: #444444; font-style:italic; "> font-family: color: #444444; font-style:italic; "> Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
color: #FFFFFF;
}

.unnamed2 {
text-decoration: color: #444444; font-style:italic; "> none;
color: #444444; font-style:italic; "> font-family: color: #444444; font-style:italic; "> Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
color: #990000;
}

-->
</style>

You then use ".unnamed1" for the side bar (or whatever) and ".unnamed2" for the rest of the webpage. Change the color: #990000; code to the colour you require. 		FoxyMX (5)
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