Is choosing colours for link states in the inspector when page is selected -
under Page Appearance settings - a good way to set link attributes?
Or is it better to create link styles that universally apply.
I know it seems a silly question but I have seen all sorts of posts about
doing this and as I am trying to catch up with 5 after not really getting to
grips with 4 and still being a bit 3 minded.
Best you can do is actually create link styles in the Styles pane. Not only can you adjust link-colors, you can do all kinds of styling. And … you can target seperate DIV’s if you wish.
Well I tried that using each link tag in each style to simply refer to a
colour and it failed to register any but the normal when in the browser.
Maybe I missed some necessary steps.
So I tried the Inspector route which seems to just work.
I did find that after having set via inspector in the Page instead of
Mastern, (an error often done here), I could not get that page to accept
styles that were then set in Master no matter what I tried - so I made a new
page and pasted to it as a workaround.
This sort of thing is not uncommon for me in Freeway but usually I am too
busy working around and continuing to stop and write it.
I guess if I want different link styles in the document/site then the way I
have chosen will not allow it.
all the best
Brian
Richard said recently:
Best you can do is actually create link styles in the Styles pane. Not only
can you adjust link-colors, you can do all kinds of styling. And … you can
target seperate DIV’s if you wish.