If all you want to do is have the behaviour of the links to change in a particular <div> then you don't need a seperate stylesheet. You can specify elements that are 'descendant' from other elements, ie
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div#content a
which would refer to an <a href> element inheriting from the <div id="content"> element which is different from
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div#menu a
where an <a href> element inherits from the <div id="menu">. This way the #content section can be different from the #menu section.
David
I could be missing something really obvious here, but... is it possible to attach a seperate style sheet for an individual div rather than using a class for every single element within that div?
...so e.g. for div#content I want the links to behave differently to those in div#menu, but would prefer to just set that for the whole div if that's possible, rather than having to create an a.menulink class and then set every link in div#menu to class="menulink".
Wishful thinking...?
Chris
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