Hello,
I have this markup:
<body>
bla bla
<a href="/test"> some links </a> bla
<a href="/foo">another one</a>
<div class="unstyled">
bla
<a href="/test">third link</a>
bla
</div
</body>
I want to style every link in the body, but not the one in the
"unstyled" div.
I don't want to overwrite every value that I declared for the global
links so the user preferences do not get hit.
How can I do this? I tried the :not pseudo-class like this:
*:not(div.pagination) a {
/* my cool styles */
}
But this doesnt work; it styles all links...
Any help is appreciated.
--Jonas
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