jeffrey morin wrote:
> so it sounds like there is no way around adding a class to that paragraph
> then?
Um ... without seeing your page, I cannot answer that. Right now, your code
goes
along these lines:
#divBox p a:link {text-align: right}
OR
#divBox a {text-align: right}
The former may cause the link to lose its alignment once it gets visited, so
watch out!
But both of these rules seem suspect. The first affects every single link
within
a paragraph within #divbox. The latter affects every single link within #divbox.
So already, you're suggesting that the other three paragraphs cannot contain
links, else you'd be inadvertently messing them up.
If you want to only affect that one paragraph individually it would make sense
to give it either a class or ID simply to allow you to address it directly
without any side effects for the other three paragraphs. You could use
something
like #divBox p:last-child a, but that doesn't work in IE.
(I am not sure what "divBox" does since the name is hopelessly nondescript ...
it needs a more useful name for when you need to inspect the CSS later!)
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