Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:50:25 -0700 from Michael R. Copeland <mrc2323
@cox.net>:
> How do I override the usage of a CSS declaration that's used in a
> different way? That is, I want to use the <a..../a> in 2 ways:
> initially as horizontal (menu) links, but later as a link to a document
> (Word, PDF, etc.).

I don't understand -- a link is a link is a link. But if you want to
style two sets of links differently, give one set a class. If the
"exception" set is in a menu, you could put a class once on the top
level of the menu and then use
.classname a
in your CSS for the declarations you want to apply only to the menu
links.

> Following is code that illustrates what I'm trying
> to do:

Sigh.

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