navEZPagesTOC --- help with text color issue in ez pages

HI i am some what stumped as i am ok at editing css .. my issue is in the ezpages the navEZpagesTOC text color controls all the text for TOC's ..

the issue im running into is on a TOC im using that has different tabs for nutritional facts, warnings and such the tabs are black and the navEZPagesTOC link color is 000000 also.. but when i changes it to FFFFFF all the links in the zen store for TOC turn FFFFFF also which is invisible

reference to what im talking about..-- i have changed the link color to black until i and fix this

http://www.elitesupplementnutrition.com/protein-protein-powder-c-7_8/bionutritional-proto-whey-vanilla-creme-2-lb-p-1839

i feel dumb !:frusty:

What are you changing??

You can address this in the stylesheet with
#container-nutrition

no not the colors of the boxes.... I got that ... but the color of the links in the boxes... the links are black now i need to change them to white without changing all the text in my product list to white .

a:link, #navEZPagesTOC ul li a {
color: #000000;
text-decoration: none;

that is the code for the links in the tabs i am talking about and also the links in my product page

nav tabs = http://www.elitesupplementnutrition.com/protein-protein-powder-c-7_8/bionutritional-proto-whey-vanilla-creme-2-lb-p-1839

product list= http://www.elitesupplementnutrition.com/protein-protein-powder-c-7_8

I am trying to keep the product list links the same color but change the links in the nave tabs on that page.. what do i need to do ..

I figured it out

these were bundles together all i had to do is separate them like so !!

a:link {color: #ffffff;
text-decoration: none;
}

#navEZPagesTOC ul li a {
color: #000000;
text-decoration: none;
}

Well, the thing is, your information tabs have nothing to do with navEZPagesTOC.

So, the correct change would be to simply add the following: ```
#container-nutrition ul.tabs a:link{color: white;}

so should i re-bundle the css i separated and just add the code instead

Well, I know that simply specifying the thing you want to change in that specific part of the page is always safer than changing things globally, especially if you didn't really mean to make all your hyperlinks be white, esp since your main page background is also white.

very true ! i adjusted it the way u suggested thanks DrByte!! :D