Summary
In this chapter you have learned how to style links in a variety of ways. You now know how to style links depending on the site or file they link to, and you can make links behave like buttons and create rollover effects using colors or images. You can even create advanced effects such as pure CSS tooltips.
In the next chapter you will learn how to manipulate lists, and using the information you have learned in this chapter, create navigation lists, pure CSS image maps, and remote rollovers. Let the fun begin.
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- Background Image
- Attribute Selector
- External Link
- Link List
- Display Property
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(2006). Styling Links. In: CSS Mastery. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0123-6_4
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