I'm going to feel stupid because I'm sure this is a really, really simple fix but I canNOT figure it out. I've tried using the search feature but I can't find anything telling me this one particular detail
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It should be prevnext...anaranoJanuary 17 2011, 12:07:18 UTC
...you are right:
p.prevnext {color:red}
But it depends on your whole code: Perhaps one of the other ids/classes has a higher priority, so you would have to adress the .prevnext more precisely (like "#alpha p.prevnext").
It furthermore depends on the code place (start/end) of your .prevnext code, it's namely possible that some other piece of code overwrites it.
If this pointers don't help, please post your Journal adress and I will have a look at your CSS.
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p.prevnext {color:red}
But it depends on your whole code: Perhaps one of the other ids/classes has a higher priority, so you would have to adress the .prevnext more precisely (like "#alpha p.prevnext").
It furthermore depends on the code place (start/end) of your .prevnext code, it's namely possible that some other piece of code overwrites it.
If this pointers don't help, please post your Journal adress and I will have a look at your CSS.
Good luck!
Ana
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p.prevnext {color:red}
fixed it. I feel so stupid, I had almost EXACTLY that but I had an extra word that didn't need to be there. I was so close, and yet so very far.
It's perfect now. You are my hero- thank you so much!
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