<a href> color problem xd

[albsky]

I love you

[Judobreaker]

Don't get too close... xD

[albsky]

okay, for this time...

[Lizi]

Lol ........xD

[miszmaniac1]

Actually, you should use css instead of html properties, and it would look like this:

<a href="/index.html" style="text-decoration: none; color: #000;" >Home</a>

Or make in head of document (or separate css):

<style type="text/css"> 
a, a:visited {
     text-decoration: none;
     color: #000;
}
</style>

[albsky]

I dun like CSS, but...
I wanna go PHP coding, so I SHOULD use CSS right?
I got some site with really nice links now, and I like it way better, with the mouson.
But it's HTML coded and I need to include PHP in it xd so I should use CSS?
Ty in advance

[Judobreaker]

First of all, CSS is not a must.
I don't like people that say you SHOULD use CSS... :P

CSS makes your code nicer and easier to read when used correctly, and it usually is interpreted about the same ways in the different browsers (although still not always.)
It is however still an extra thing to learn so starting amateurs will probably like to use HTML only.

Also, when using PHP you do not have to use CSS, you can just use HTML like you used too, it's still totally your choice.
In your case, just code the PHP around your current site and figure out the CSS later if you feel like it, it's not needed to get the PHP running anyway.

[miszmaniac1]

CSS isn't a must... ok I agree, but if you have like 20 pictures, 30 diffrent hrefs + layout, it's much more codding to do if you'd write all things about style in html args...
First of all you make site lot more heavier if you have to download all args all over again.
For second, browser doesn't download CSS sheet each request, but servers sends 304 response code, that file wasn't modified, so it's much faster also.

As Judo said, CSS has nothing to do with PHP.
CSS is not much to learn actually. For beginners it's just as easy (or even more) as HTML args.

[Judobreaker]

Beginners tend to be confused a bit when using CSS, but if you're working with large amount of things with the same properties then yeah, definitely go for CSS. ^^

[albsky]

lol, this thread turned to an other subject :P
haha