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  • You can use this css selector to get at the inline link that will appear after the user submits the form:

    a.icon-button.download-icon

    So here’s an example of how you might use that to change the hover color that link:

    a.icon-button.download-icon:hover {
       color: red;
    }

    Thread Starter soulluciani01

    (@soulluciani01)

    I worked that out. Thanks for the reply tho!

    I do have another question you might be able to help with.

    On this page https://85c.879.myftpupload.com/ the section that says our solutions are cross functional has some boxes with text. I made the text a link but I can not figure out how to change the hover color on just that text without effecting the rest of the links on the site.

    Any suggestions for me?

    If you just do like an a:hover then you’re going to affect every link on the page. To target a specific link you need to do a.classname:hover like I did above .. but, obviously you need to change classname to an actual classname on that link.

    Or, if you don’t have a classname on that link and can’t get one on there, then I suggest you read up on CSS3 Selectors. You should be able to target a specific link by using the right combination of selectors to get at it .. it takes some practice/learning to figure it out at first. Good luck

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