but actually the problem is that i have many links as isaid before
like Today Tomorrow week month year and i want that if i click on week
then week remains undecorated and the rest as underlined. But if i add
a new class in css say a.nodec{text-decoration:none} and then to my
link whick is like
echo $html->link
('Today',
array
> ('controller'=>'entities', 'action'=>'popular'),array
> ('class'=>'greenFont'));
How should i integrate nodec with this so that only on clicking the
link becomes nondecorated but remains as underlined if not
clicked..???
are you getting the point or should i elaborate it more??
On Mar 23, 11:17 am, brian <bally.z...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It should work. But, by 'active', are you referring to the current
> page? With CSS, 'active' refers to a link as it's being clicked. If
> you want to style the 'current' link, you will need to add a class.
>
> On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 1:31 AM, aman batra <batra_aman2...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > actually that :active is not serving the work for me.. and yes i keep
> > the thinkgs in mind brian.. thanx for the valueable advice..
>
> > On Mar 23, 10:08 am, brian <bally.z...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 12:34 AM,amanbatra <batra_aman2...@yahoo.com>
> >> wrote:
>
> >> > how can i change the decoration of an active link?? i have the lin ks
> >> > underlined by default and i want to make the decoration to none when a
> >> > particular link is clicked and rest of the links to be as before
> >> > underlined.. how can i do that???
>
> >> > will in css a.class:active{text-decoration:none} work???
>
> >> Wouldn't it have been easier to try that? This isn't even related to
> >> Cake, nor even PHP. I'm not ranting; I actually find this a bit funny.
>
> >> > initially i have a colourfont class applied on to the link. how to
> >> > apply two classes on active link and just a colour font class on the
> >> > inactive link..??
> >> > my link as of now is something like..
>
> >> > echo $html->link('Today',
> >> >
> >> > array
> >> > ('controller'=>'entities', 'action'=>'popular'),array
> >> > ('class'=>'greenFont'));
>
> >> > echo $html->link('Tommorow',
> >> >
> >> > array
> >> > ('controller'=>'entities', 'action'=>'popular'),array
> >> > ('class'=>'greenFont'));
>
> >> a.class:active should suffice.
>
> >> A bit of advice, though: don't name your CSS classes in terms of the
> >> style. What's green today may well be red tomorrow. A better classname
> >> might be 'Popular', for instance.
>
>
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