Another question from me,

What's the CSS code for a navigation class item to have let's say a different font color when it is the current page item. I guess it should be something like:

#navigation a.somethinghere {
color: #desired color;
background: #desired bgcolor;
}

 

What should i put instead of "somethinghere"? Thanks

It depends completey on where your putting the "<a href="...."></a>"

 

typically, you would have the following in you source code:

 

<p class="john">
  this is my text but ooo heres a link <a href="newpage.htm">I'm a link</a>
</p>

 

For this link color to change you would have the following CSS...

 

.john a {color: #000000;} // this is just the generic link color...
.john a:visited {color: #444444;} // this would be the color of the link once visited
.john a:hover {color: #aaaaaa;} // this is the link color when you hover over it.

 

It's very important to put these in the wrong order. If you put 'a' by itself at the end of the css code, it would 'overide' the colors you set for the others.

 

If you don't want a different 'visited' color, just don't include it, as long as you have stated the color for 'a' by itself (The top property here) it will become BLACK (#000000} in my case...

 

I hope this helps...

It's very important to put these in the wrong order.

 

Don't you mean 'not to put these in the wrong order'. Here is a good page explaining about links:

 

CSS LINKS