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Originally Posted by SilverTab
hmm well not sure what you are trying to accomplish, but can't you just design a specific style for that place, and wrap it in a div or a span??
you can assign any style (or no style at all) to a span if you want...?? not sure if I know what you mean though!
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I know, it is wierd
but I am trying to add adbrite ads to a page that is complately css, and this is the only style choices I get on the adbrite code:
.adHeadline {font: bold 8pt Arial; text-decoration: underline; color: #000000;}
.adText {font: normal 8pt Arial; text-decoration: none; color: black;}
but for some reason my overall page CSS is taking over the adbrite ads and not allowing me to change anything, the adbrite ads are coming up with the main page css and not a style from the code above.....I want to just be able to put some sort of style or div before and after the adbrite code and remove my main page css style so it only uses the adbrite style in the ads