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OK, I've tried everything I can think of, and nothing works. Can any of you more HTML and CSS-savvy folks help me out here? (Meril?)
I want to change the colour of the archive links on the left-hand side of the page to gold like all the other sidebar links. But because they're a script, I can't figure out how to apply my sidebar link style to them. So they default to the main link colour scheme of red-brown, which looks awful on the green background (not to mention being totally invisible to any colourblind visitors I might have).
Here's the line of HTML that defines the archive script link (I've used square brackets so it'll show up):
[script type="text/javascript" src="[$BlogArchiveFileName$]"][/script]
So where in this line would I insert the "a class=sidebar" (or should it just be "class" without the "a"?) to force the archive link to display in my alternate link colour style? Or is it even possible to do so?
I want to change the colour of the archive links on the left-hand side of the page to gold like all the other sidebar links. But because they're a script, I can't figure out how to apply my sidebar link style to them. So they default to the main link colour scheme of red-brown, which looks awful on the green background (not to mention being totally invisible to any colourblind visitors I might have).
Here's the line of HTML that defines the archive script link (I've used square brackets so it'll show up):
[script type="text/javascript" src="[$BlogArchiveFileName$]"][/script]
So where in this line would I insert the "a class=sidebar" (or should it just be "class" without the "a"?) to force the archive link to display in my alternate link colour style? Or is it even possible to do so?
