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toplisek
04-19-2007, 04:49 AM
Hello,
my link is without www like http://yahoo.com
I have problem that need link on web site with www as css (font, size) is made to this specific link. Do you know how to solve this issue?
If I put code like: <a href="http://yahoo.com"
it will work link as web site has no www but css will not work.
If I on the other way put http://www.yahoo.com it will work css but link is of course not working.
Regards:)
Your Web host should be able to set it up so they can reach your site with or without "www".
toplisek
04-19-2007, 09:23 AM
this is not true. It does not work web site without www
Have you contacted your Web host about this? What did they say? They are the ones who have to enable it on the server.
toplisek
04-19-2007, 09:29 AM
Hi, this web site is not my own. It is from other web site. Will send you link per Personal inbox and you can see. Thank you
It's best if we keep this in the forum. Since it's not your Web site, there is nothing you can do.
toplisek
04-19-2007, 09:47 AM
Thank you, but why css link is not recognised if there is not www in Link tag?
Is this bug in html?
Thank you, but why css link is not recognised if there is not www in Link tag?
Is this bug in html?
What is this "css link"?
toplisek
04-19-2007, 01:38 PM
hI,
I have link with html code and when I add class to this link, it will not work if link made with html is without www.
Link is e.g. <a href="www.yahoo.com"> mywebsite </a>
What rules do you have in the class?
toplisek
04-20-2007, 01:55 AM
Hello,my mistake. I did not notice that there is in class
#leftcolumn a:visited {color:#46A991; }
So, when I click on thi slink of course it shows not other changed colour but as described in #leftcolumn a:visited
WebJoel
04-20-2007, 04:31 PM
Your Web host should be able to set it up so they can reach your site with or without "www". This is true. I've set-up sites on hosts and the host explained that they enabled-whatever, so anyone can include or not the "www" part, and still get to the site.