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Incidentally, I used Stylish to add a bit of colour to the Dominion game, so I can see where I should be seeing.

The code. )

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Dear the world:

In CSS, how do I have it so that a style affects all tags unless a particular class is used?

In this, all links should be blue, unless a.foodog, in which case ignore it.

Not just set the class of .foodog -- the links in question are set with style tags, so I can't touch those.
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Dear the world:

In CSS, how do I have it so that a style affects all tags unless a particular class is used?

In this, all links should be blue, unless a.foodog, in which case ignore it.

Not just set the class of .foodog -- the links in question are set with style tags, so I can't touch those.
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All the "clear:both"-ing in the world will not clear a float when the height of the sidebar has been set to a specific number of pixels that's shorter than the sidebar content.

FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE.
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Three links I want to remember:

* ColorSchemer Online - not only allows you to choose colours based on hex or rgb, it also gives you complementary colours, hence "schemer".

* HTML and CSS Table Border Style Wizard

* CSS Button Designer
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In CSS/HTML, how do I set it so that the link text for one area is white?

I feel like I should be able to put CSS directly in a span tag, except (a) I don't know how and (b) I don't know if I can get that to work for links.
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