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Change links color in tables

Maybe this was asked before but I did not find it... Anyway, could someone tell me how to change the style of links that are in a table? This time around Stack Overflow has failed me. Nothing I see over there seems to work

4th Apr 2018, 2:19 AM
cyk
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<style> a { color: red; } </style>
4th Apr 2018, 2:27 AM
Kevin Eldurson
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That did it and it also helped me see a mistake I was making in my CSS file so everything is great now. Thanks a lot!
4th Apr 2018, 2:36 AM
cyk
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OMG!!! I hear you! I am new to web development but I have been coding in Java for years. Even keeping track of all my divs is sometimes painful. Coming from Java programming, I really wish there could be error notifications... And yep! It was an inheritance issue. Classic!
4th Apr 2018, 2:56 AM
cyk
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Yep. We'll get used to it soon enough though. At least, I hope so... I meant to ask you, why do you want to build a subreddit? Is it some sort of personal project? I don't know all that much about reddit either so you piqued my curiosity
4th Apr 2018, 3:35 AM
cyk
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Relatable man, I wonder what your mistake was, I mostly mess up selectors in CSS because of inheritance, I guess I should redo the course cause I wanna build a subreddit on Reddit and that requires knowledge of inheritance in CSS. The bad thing about languages like CSS or HTML is that they don't notify you if you make a mistake, I mean some IDEs surely do but it's not like with programming languages that the project won't even compile if you make any error.
4th Apr 2018, 2:47 AM
Kevin Eldurson
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Same, I had CSharp background, switching to a web language was really annoying in some ways cause finding a concrete solution to a problem was way harder than expected since often times the problems rooted from some simple things such as inheritance.
4th Apr 2018, 3:11 AM
Kevin Eldurson
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Basically in a subreddit people can post anything connected to that subreddit's main subject, my subreddit is r/The_Amish, so it's about the Amish, the reason why I created it is cause they're used to be a subreddit called r/Amish but for some reason it isn't available anymore.
4th Apr 2018, 8:51 AM
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