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I have now written a CSS, a:{color:#fo;}

There is something in it The hyperlinks have all turned into one color.
I now have another requirement. I want the color of the first hyperlink to be displayed as Blue. How should I use this style.

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I now wrote a CSS, a:hover{color:#fo;}
a.c_blue :hover{color:blue;}

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I have now written a CSS, a:hover{color:#fo;}
a .c_blue:hover{color:blue;}

#fo; It should be #f00;

That’s the correct answer upstairs. The element selector you specify applies to all elements, but you can use class styles to style a certain element individually.

Write a separate class! Floor 1

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I have now written a CSS, a:hover{color:#fo;}
a.c_blue:hover{color :blue;}

There is no need to write separate css for such simple needs, otherwise people will not understand it.

Directly like this:

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Write a separate class for the first one

You’re not very familiar with it yet... Just in the first place Add class="blue"

a.blue:hover{color:blue;}

That's it!

Write a separate class

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I have now written a CSS, a:hover{color:#fo;}
a.c_blue:hover{color:blue;}
Yes, write a separate one. When the css asks for your analysis, it will follow the subordinate priority

Write the style separately in the head
a:link {color=#xxxx}
a:hover {color=#xxx}