Topic: Inline css - unknown stylesheet (Page 1 of 1)

ok, time for some disobedience.

We have kind of a Content Managementsystem at work where we are allowed to add html-code to some fields.

Now I want to create some links in this area, but when I do they look like crap because of the stylesheet settings (I don't have the rights to access the stylesheet... don't ask... it's all politics).

There must be a way to override the linked CSS-file to format the links in the code, right? Using Span or Div mebbe?

I've searched google, but haven't found the syntax for inline formatting of links, just text.

Could someone help me out? I guess this is a kindergarten-class-problem, but programming really isn't my strong side...

Thanks

You can specify CSS style definition directly in code via STYLE attribute... For example:

<A HREF="javascript:;" STYLE="color: green; font-family: verdana; font-size: 18px; font-weight: bold;">CLICK HERE!!!</A>

Thanx a million. Now I'm able to outsmart the system once again

I knew it was simple, but I couldn't find the correct syntax.