Opera problem

[Frogleg]

I just d'loaded Opera, and one of my pages went all horrible. I have
the following in a style sheet:

a:link {color: #339999; text-decoration: underline;}

a:.menu:link{color:black; background:#339999; text-decoration: none;}

My menu is of the form:

<a href="people.htm" class="menu"><b>PEOPLE</b></a><br><br>

Opera seems to like the 1st link style best, as applies that one
*instead* of the 2nd for my menu. Since the background color of the
menu area is #339999 (teal), the unvisited link is invisible.

So how come Opera won't pay attention to my 'menu' style?

 

[Matthias Gutfeldt]

I just d'loaded Opera, and one of my pages went all horrible. I have
the following in a style sheet:

a:link {color: #339999; text-decoration: underline;}

a:.menu:link{color:black; background:#339999; text-decoration: none;}

a:.menu:link is not a valid selector. I suppose you mean a.menu:link ?


Matthias

 

[brucie]

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I just d'loaded Opera, and one of my pages went all horrible.

http://validator.w3.org/
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/

 

[Frogleg]

a:.menu:link is not a valid selector. I suppose you mean a.menu:link ?

Where'd I get that?!

Thnx.

 

[Frogleg]

in post: <

http://validator.w3.org/
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/

It's W3C's fault. Since they moved the CSS validator, I haven't
checked as I should. (The HTML is just fine.)

Thnx.

 

[SpaceGirl]

It's W3C's fault. Since they moved the CSS validator, I haven't
checked as I should. (The HTML is just fine.)

Thnx.

It's W3C's fault you cant write CSS? How'd you figure that one?

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