css style for a word in a paragraph

[kiran22smiles]

hi all

 

i have one probelm with css classes, i want a seperate css style for a word in a paragrapah without mentioning any attributes.

 

Example :

 

dfgfdgdfgsdgdfgdfggsgdggsd 'class' sdgfsdfsfsdfsdfsdf

 

 

in above paragraph i want a styel for word 'class'

 

is there any possibility. plz help me.

 

thanks in advance:(

[Andrea]

If you only want to style that one occurance in the whole site, just use inline styling:

 

dfgfdgdfgsdgdfgdfggsgdggsd 'class' sdgfsdfsfsdfsdfsdf

 

If the word 'class' occurs more often on your site, then put the CSS into your external stylesheet:

 

dfgfdgdfgsdgdfgdfggsgdggsd 'class' sdgfsdfsfsdfsdfsdf

 

and your CSS

 

.different {font-color: #123456;}

 

There's no way to avoid attributes - unless you are using an existing selector like:

 

dfgfdgdfgsdgdfgdfggsgdggsd 'class' sdgfsdfsfsdfsdfsdf

 

and CSS:

 

em {font-color: #123456;}

[kiran22smiles]

thanks for your reply.

 

but i dont want any tags around it (like span, p, etc...). that is the prob.

 

i know iam asking a stupid question, but i want to know the possibility

 

thanks

Edited August 20, 2009 by kiran22smiles

[Andrea]

You cannot style without tags. What's the problem with tags? It's not that they'll show on your page - and tags is how it works.

[lm]

there certain rules for web typography so you can either google it to learn or use this source for example.