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Where you have written .linkbar a:link,a:visited you need to repeat the classname before a:visited Right now you are actually saying '.linkbar link, and then override all a:visited' So it should...
Close all the link tags with </a>. For example change <td><h6><a href="/mobile">Mobile</h6></td> to <td><h6><a href="/mobile">Mobile</a></h6></td> and the rest of all links...
Use "/static/base.css" instead of "static/base.css". The first one is a path relative to root '/', while the second form is a path relative to the current page.
Your problem was you were selecting the tab with a different jquery tab. Use this Javascript function to change the selected tab. function selectTab(tabIndex) { var selector = "a[href='#tab" +...
<a name="..."> is deprecated. Instead, you should just put an id="..." on any element. To answer the question, add :link....
Apply another css style: #menu ul li a:active { border:none; } ...
I think that you can't do it with css. However you can use jQuery to do it. Quite easy: HTML (add classes to li elements to identify them in your...
It would be better if we could see your HTML, too, or at least a screen shot of what you are picturing, but this should be pretty easy. You can...
The squares are inside the <a> tags, not the other way around like you're trying to do. Your CSS .fa a:hover applies to <a> inside the .fa which is the...
There is a CSS Property called "word-break" which you may find useful: div { background: red; width: 200px; height: 200px; word-break: break-all; } Reference: W3Schools word-break information...
The color checking shouldn't work anymore. Since this security flaw is fixed.
You could try opening the page in hidden <iframe />. I don't see another solution besides building extensions for the browser(s) to do what you want to do. I also...
Add anchors to the end of your URL, ie http://URL/righttoweb#about and on $(document).ready() block of code pick up the anchor and using a hash table figure out what tab needs...
CSS can only go down the DOM tree, so you cannot add a class based on child elements, only parents. However you could use jQuery do this with a filter():...
You need the follwing HTML mark-up: <a href="#" class="a-1">one</a> <a href="#"class="a-2">two</a> <a href="#"class="a-3">three</a> <div class="element-1">hello one</div> <div class="element-2">hello two</div> <div class="element-3">hello...
Try the following code: <p> <a class="mainLinks" href="#">Currency Converter <img src="../images/static/question2.png" /></a> </p> ...
have you tried adding "a" to the CSS #imagetrans img, #container > div img a { position:absolute; -webkit-transition: opacity 0.3s ease-in-out; -moz-transition: opacity 0.3s ease-in-out; -o-transition: opacity 0.3s ease-in-out; transition:...
Under Mozilla (as documented here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/CSS/Privacy_and_the_:visited_selector) and Chromium (possibly the same for Chrome), empirically verified: You will still be able to visually style visited links, but there are now limits...
Add the "ueberschrift_name" class to your HTML element. Then add the following: CSS: .ueberschrift_name{ color: red; } HTML: <a href="default.asp" class="ueberschrift_name" target="_blank">This is a link</a> JSfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/zLofsecL/ OR - you...
The sparse documentation states: For cases where you don't want to use an external stylesheet, you can provide colors as a hash reference where the keys are CSS classes (generally...
try this: HTMLEditorKit kit = new HTMLEditorKit(); StyleSheet styleSheet = kit.getStyleSheet(); styleSheet.addRule("a:hover{color:red;}"); Document doc = kit.createDefaultDocument(); String htmlString = "<a href='stackoverflow.com'>Go to StackOverflow!</a>"; // your JEditorPane jEditorPane.setDocument(doc);...
I just had to mess around with paddings and what not for a while. Got it eventually. Thanks for the help.
Give the <a> display: block; and it should take up the available space of the list-item and thus be fully "clickable" ..
Make the <span> a block level element as well. By doing display: block; on the <a> tag, you are making it a block level element. A <span> is a inline...
Seems like the link is the first link in the header, and if you only have access to CSS, you can do as follows: .header_links a:first-child { color: red; }...
As far as I know, you can't do that with just CSS. But, even if you could, I'd still recommend using JavaScript instead. CSS should only be used to specify...
To my knowledge, what you're asking isn't possible to achieve by using only CSS. While there are CSS pseudo-classes for certain link states (such as "a:hover"), there is no CSS...
No matter what, I wouldn't recommend writing your own code from the ground up for this. You should use a parser. A quick search on CPAN suggests this family of...
Set line-height:18pt for your hover, it will stop the anchor increasing it's original height: a.nav:hover { color: red; font-size: larger; line-height:18pt; } Example fiddle...
The easiest way is to get the current controller and action from the ViewContext's RouteData. Note the change in signature and use of @ to escape the keyword. <% var...