CSS and Link styles

I've encountered a problem. I bet most of you is known with styling
up you're links with hovers etc. Now I have one site, I use php and
switch id code. When I get the newsscript on my mainpage, that page
will use the css styles of the index.php file it's inlcuded in.

Is there any possibility to make two different link css styles in one document?
I need to have another link color in the newsscript than in the index.php files.
Help??

a.class1:link { /* style for one set of links */ }
a.class2:link { /* style for second set of links */ }

then call it by <a href="uri" class="class1>link</a>, <a href="uri2" class="class2">link</a>

deker might have a better solution.

Ah thanks mate!

Anyhow, I know there's a code for removing the horizontal scrollbar.
Anyone have it? I knew it before but got forgotten over the years :P

I have a deadline on a webdesign job tomorrow, my minds just stop working :P

Another better way to do it is like this:

< div id="newsbox">< a href="yoursite.com">Link< /a>< /div>

Then in your CSS you'd have:

#newsbox a {
definitions here
}

If you aren't using a div for the news box, you could just put a class on a table or table cell. At least this way there would only be one class, instead of one for each link.

The advantage of this method is that you don't have to put class="news" on every single link in the news section, which wastes a ton of code and bandwidth.

Thanks deker!
Any solutions on the horizontal scroller?

No, I don't like messing with people's browsers.

:P

The thing is in a div window, and it makes a horizontal scroller even tho it doesn't need to
'

I found it, but it was useless since it didn't work in Mozilla/Opera

Just from the top of my head... The Overflow attribute ??? Could that be something for you ?

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