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html code, little help

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I have a script that is cgi and is calling from the header.html. Im trying to get the following to be as:

Text/links : color black (#000000)

Visited link: grey ( #808080 )

Font #2

This is the code Im trying to use, I know Im missing something or havent set it right. Could you take a look and help a poor sole.

body,td,div,.p,a{font-family:MS Sans Serif SIZE="+1"}
.f,.fl:link{color:#000000}
a:visited,.fl:visited{color:#808080}
ALINK="#000000"
a:active,.fl:active{color:#000000}
.ch{cursor:pointer;cursor:hand}


That's some messy CSS code you got there! :)

Paste in the <head> area of the code:

<style type="text/css">

body {
  font-family: sans-serif;
  font-size: 12px;
  color: #000000;
}

a:visited {color: #808080; text-decoration: none; }
a:link {color: #000000; text-decoration: none; }

</style>

Then make more modifications as you wish :rolleyes:

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Yeah I know it was messy :):rolleyes:

well anyways I used your code and it didn't work, so this leads me to believe the cgi script is not pulling from the header.html. Dam, time to search through all the files now. Thanks tho, I can now reference back to it to avoid messy times in the future. :D

  • Author

well crap, this is wierd. It has to be pulling from the header file.

If I change the color it changes the color of the text. Just not the size.

Is there another way to add text size to a html file?

  • Author
try changing the .html on your css to .shtml and see what happens.

I don't have a css.

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