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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 11/02/05 16:32
Jemdam.com wrote:
>>>In very basic HTML you can do:
>>>
>>><body link=red vlink=greem>
>>
>>Please don't recommend 1995 technology. Besides, "greem" is not a valid
>>color.
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>
> Sorry man but I have to take you up on that, just because it is old it is
> not bad. It is light on code size and very simple. Why over complicate
> things? If a solution is simple it can still be good. Of course the greem
> was a typo.
An example might illustrate, in your example your can only set the link
color and not its background but say you set your site all 25 pages with
magenta background and you get the crazy idea to make your links hot
pink. After you finish and sober up, you realize, 'damn thats Pug ugly!'
which is more work and code extensive changeing the body tag on all 25 page
<body text=white background=magenta link=red vlink=hotpink>
or changing 1 stylesheet
BODY { color: white; background-color: magenta; }
A:link {color: red; }
A:visited{color: hotpink; }
>>>Or I do it with PHP then you can do cool stuff link make the current
>>>link a bigger font and change the colour.
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>>Changing font sizes on links is a Bad Idea.
>
Some folks are just not impressed when links rescale and cause the page
to reflow and jitter like a squirrel on crack! (actually news reference)
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> WHY? Don't just say things with out a reason. It is a simple and clean way
> to show which menu you are in.
>
>
>>>You can see an example on my top menu at:
>>>hxxp://www.pixelverts.com
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>>You keep showing this site as a good example. It isn't. One can only
>>assume then, that you are spamming the groups with your site.
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> Before you say my site is a poor example tell us your domain, let's just see
> if your site is any good or if you are just the type of person who likes to
> flame people when really you should be a bit more constructive.
One could get the impression that you have been pushing your site rather
aggressively
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Take care,
Jonathan
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