Help peeps.
I have a default CSS file for my site as a whole but a plugin I use for showing pictures in my website defines CSS rules for links (in it's own CSS file).
.AJXLightboxJFLDacA a {position:absolute;left:50%;top:50%;}
html>/**/body .AJXLightboxJFLDacA a {display:table-cell;position:static;vertical-align:middle;}
The plugin shows thumbnails inside a DIV with the CSS being controlled by the plugin CSS file.
Problem: I want to put a link in the text beside a picture but the plugin CSS overrides the <a> tag and centres it on the page!!!! How can I overide the plugin CSS just in the area where I need the link?
I know that sounds a bit messed up so here is the page I am talking about. In the text beside the first picture I want to turn the words "Farlary Croft" into a text link to another page but when I create the tags the text gets centered on the page.
I guess I'm showing my lack of knowledge of CSS so any help would be appreciated. Please ask if I haven't given enough info or my explanation of the problem is even more dire than I thought.


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