I mean change colors when hovering over the link.

putting a:hover into the style tag. use the colours you want and further style. [url=http://google.com]google[/url] [style] a{color:#333;} a:hover{color:#aaa;}[/style]

Thanks!

Mm, I apologize if this is stated directly somewhere and I've missed it, and I'm guessing that I already know the answer to this, and that it's a negative. But I figured it couldn't hurt to at least ask in case I'm missing something. Essentially: is there any way to, like... use HTML? Even just typing that out makes me realize what a foolish question it is LOL but oh well. Like obviously being able to use CSS opens up a ton of possibilities and even putting other BBCode aside, the styleclass tag can essentially function as a sort of rudimentary div (even if there are some obvious differences between that and an actual <div> element), which is neat-o. But there are some things that I'd like to do that would require HTML to work the way I need them to. So I'm wondering if by some miracle styleclass somehow allows for the usage of certain HTML elements (and their associated attributes) like <input> or <button>. Because I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that something like [styleclass="name" input type="checkbox"] isn't a thing because the code Just Doesn't Work Like That At All. Just writing that out was pretty much enough to confirm my own suspicions so I apologize for the question that I now realize is useless, but I probably won't be able to stop thinking about it (or holding onto the hope that this is possible through some basic method that I've completely overlooked) until someone can say that Yeah Sorry This Isn't A Thing. So if someone who actually knows what they're doing wrt PokeFarm code could confirm this for me (or, even better, tell me that I'm wrong.....) that'd be appreciated! Thanks for your time.

You can't use CSS to insert/modify HTML elements. styleclass only allows you to set the class attribute i.e. [sc=class1 class2][/sc] becomes <div class='class1 class2' />. No need to apologise for any question, it's not stupid at all.

I have a little question.How do you use styleclass with tabbed interfaces?

Since we use the styleclass/sc tag for the tabbed interface already, you can just use the classes that the site uses for the tabbed interface. these classes are tabbed_interface, with ul and li for the headers, and tab-active for both headers and content. Keep in mind that the tab class on it's own will hide things with display: none;. Also, the class horizontal also applies to the tabbed interface, but unless you're using both vertical and horizontal tabbed interfaces for whatever reason you probably won't be messing with it much.

Thanks!

nvm, figure out screwup

What's the css for tabs? EDIT: nvm, just looked up like two posts xD