Write CSS code to change color of hyperlinks on the unordered list.
To change the color of hyperlinks within an unordered list, you can use the following CSS:
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<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <style> ul a { color: green; /* Set the color to your desired value */ } </style> </head> <body> <ul> <a href="https://t4tutorials.com" /> <li> My First CSS Example </li> </a> </ul> </body> </html> |
This will change the color of all hyperlinks within the unordered list elements to the specified color. If you want to target only specific hyperlinks within the unordered list, you can use a more specific selector or add a class to the hyperlink element and modify the CSS accordingly.
For example:
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/* Target specific hyperlink within an unordered list element */ ul a.my-link { color: red; } /* Target all hyperlinks within unordered list elements with a specific class */ ul.my-class a { color: #000000; } |
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/* Target specific hyperlink within an unordered list element */ ul a.my-link { color: green; } /* Target all hyperlinks within unordered list elements with a specific class */ ul.my-class a { color: yellow; } |
You can also target individual list items within the unordered list by using the li element as the selector:
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/* Target hyperlinks within individual list items */ ul li a { color: #orange; } |
