CSS Frequently Asked Questions
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| Q. | I know how to center tables in an HTML file regardless of the screen resolution of the user but is there a way to center the layers (again regardless of the user screen resolution)? |
| A. | You will want to position a layer using CSS and want the positioning to be in the middle of the screen regardless of screen size. You can do that giving percentages instead of pixels. Here is a sample code: Test
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| Q. | Is it possible to have 2 different Visited Link colors for links on different parts of a page, e.g. a navigation bar different from the content? |
| A. | Yes, it is possible to do this with help of classes. Basically, you have to give class names (e.g. class="content">Link Text) to all your links. The links in the content section should have class="content" and the links in the navigation bar section should have class="nav". Then add these lines to your STYLE’s: a.nav:visited {color: red;} Basically this ensures that the anchors with the nav class that are visited If you have many links in your content section, make life easier for a.nav:visited {color: red;} This way ALL your links’ color will be green EXCEPT for those who are tagged
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