I have a problem where i can't find the answers from in this forum.

I changed the default template. In my basic page the linkcolor is white (#FFFFFF). The cutenews script is placed in a white background. So if i place a link in my newsitem, it stays blank. How can i fix this problem. I want the linkcolor green (#003300).

See www.stgdierenambulancezoetermeer.nl/nieuws.php for the problem. Under the image of the lady is a link.

Thanks in advance!

In your sites css it says

a:link {
color: #FFFFFF;
text-decoration:none
}

change #FFFFFF; to #003300; that should make all links green, i hope it helps =]

Yes, that will indeed help, but then will the links that are white now be green and not be seen

What if you wrap all of your news content in a div and call it something? Then you could define links through

div.news a:link, etc.

Or if you're using tables, giving the table with the news content in it some class/id.

or
<span style="">[link]full link[/link]</span>
should work aswell

Thanks for your reactions, but with the solution of Funimations my whole text became a link (and unvisible). And with the solution of (lKj) there didn't happened anything. Maybe i did it wrong (im not a pro ) but i don't no what i can do about it.

span style="" would be less good because you can't define a:link, a:hover etc.

However, following FUNimations' example, if you wrap full/short news in a span called cutenews for example, you should be able to define the links from there .

Example:
in the templates

in CSS

span style="" would be less good because you can't define a:link, a:hover etc.

However, following FUNimations' example, if you wrap full/short news in a span called cutenews for example, you should be able to define the links from there .

Example:
in the templates

in CSS

If you guys where girls then i would kiss you! It's working super now!

Thank you veryyyy much!