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Question:
I have two different styles on my page: “content” and “small”. To avoid the “onmouseover…” lines within the tags, I defined the A:Hover line. Now if a user moves the mouse over a link, the text changes to red. The problem is that I want the red onmouseover effect only on the text with the “content” style. For the “small” style, I can’t seem to define its own onmouseover color.

Answer:

You can define a specific style and give it a class name, and this technique applies to pseudo-classes such as A:hover:

Use the classes as follows:
test one
test two
Note that Navigator 4.x doesn’t support the hover pseudo class.
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