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real quick noobie html question

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Limp Gawd
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how do you change the color of a link after alrdy defining a color within the body tag? i'd like to be to change the link color and the vlink color
 
Do you know CSS? If you don't, check it out. CSS can be used to format any HTML element (link <a>) to look like anything (color, size, position, etc.). I highly recomend learning CSS.
 
The best (at least regarded by many) solution is CSS.

// CSS Example

A:visited {

color: #c4c4c4;

}

A {

color: 4c4c4c;

}

// End OF CSS Example

You should really read up on CSS, you can do some nifty stuff. It should primarily be used for aesthetics and layout - not data layout. But I'm not going to start a flame-war. :)
 
if you want to do it JUST with HTML, here's how


<A HREF="link"><font color='color'>text</font></A>

This will change the color of THAT link, no matter what the global link color is set to.
 
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