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    HTML Question: Is it possible to go against your CSS on a link?

    Absolutely! All you have to do is set the inline "style" tag on your link. It would look something like this: <a href="mypage.html" style="color: black;"> Hope this helps!
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    HTML Question: Is it possible to go against your CSS on a link?

    Absolutely! All you have to do is set the inline "style" tag on your link. It would look something like this: <a href="mypage.html" style="color: black;"> Hope this helps!
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    Could you please help me out and give me the html code for these directions.

    <html> <head> <title></title> </head> <body> <h1>DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK</h1> </body> </html>
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    My first computer LCD, double as a tv?

    If you buy a 24" TV that has multiple inputs, meaning that both your computer and your cable box can plug into it, then you can use that. Most computer monitors don't double as TV screens too, meaning they usually have one or two inputs, usually designed for computer output only.
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    interesting PHP time format (need help :) )?

    It looks like what you got is the current timestamp, or the number of milliseconds since the "Unix Epoch." To use this in PHP to print an actual time, you would do this: echo date("F j, Y at g:i:s AM",timestamp); where timestamp was that big number you got. This would print something like...
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    Can anyone help me with HTML?

    The first error I notice is the closing </div> tag... did you have an opening <div> before that? Second, <hr /> is a single tag... somewhat like <input> and <link>, it doesn't open and close, but rather is a single entity, not a container, and so instead of <hr></hr>, it's <hr />. It looks...
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