Change color of some text

[mudi]

        <? if(($type=="mp3")||($type=="")) {
        echo "<b>Mp3</b>  -  <a href=\"?type=lyrics\" class=\"llink\">Lyrics</a>  -  <a href=\"?type=video\" class=\"llink\">Video</a>";
        } elseif($type=="lyrics") {
        echo "<a href=\"?type=mp3\" class=\"llink\">Mp3</a>  -  <b>Lyrics</b>  -  <a href=\"?type=video\" class=\"llink\">Video</a>";
        } elseif($type=="video") {
        echo "<a href=\"?type=mp3\" class=\"llink\">Mp3</a>  -  <a href=\"?type=lyrics\" class=\"llink\">Lyrics</a>  -  <b>Video</b>";
        } ?>

How do i set it to white?

[xtopolis]

in your CSS

 

.llink {

  color: white;

}

 

You need to specify what you want white..

[TheFilmGod]

        <? if(($type=="mp3")||($type=="")) {
        echo "<b>Mp3</b>  -  <a href=\"?type=lyrics\" class=\"llink\">Lyrics</a>  -  <a href=\"?type=video\" class=\"llink\">Video</a>";
        } elseif($type=="lyrics") {
        echo "<a href=\"?type=mp3\" class=\"llink\">Mp3</a>  -  <b>Lyrics</b>  -  <a href=\"?type=video\" class=\"llink\">Video</a>";
        } elseif($type=="video") {
        echo "<a href=\"?type=mp3\" class=\"llink\">Mp3</a>  -  <a href=\"?type=lyrics\" class=\"llink\">Lyrics</a>  -  <b>Video</b>";
        } ?>

 

I'm not a php guru but - did you ever hear of using single quotes or other php methods to echo html? There is no need to repeat echo statements and backslashes to escape characters when other methods will suffice. 

How do i set it to white?

 

EDIT: You can only use ".link" to style text outside of <a > links.

 

To make links a different color you need to specify css:

 

.link a {
color: #000;
}

 

<div class="link">
<a href="#">Videos</a>
</div>