Hi,
I wonder if (and how 
it is possible to use the alternate style for links set in Site Styles in Foundtion, when a link related to a word or a sentence in a paragraph becomes necessary (which it often does for me in project I am working on ).
Yes you can.
When you set your link use the custom attributes (if not showing hit the arrow next to it)
hit the + add bottom to add an attribute
set the name to class
in the case of foundation alternate the class name is: alt
hope this helps.
Iām afraid that wonāt work, or at least not in the way that I think @peterkroman means. Giving anything a class of āaltā within a paragraph will cause it to use the alt text style and not the alt link color as defined in site styles.
Links only get the alt link color from site styles when they are links with a paragraph that has the alt class.
It may of course be workable solution though if the alt text style is not used elsewhere on the page and can just be set to the color that is required for the alternate link color.
Thanks for fine input.
Sad to say that it doesnāt work. No matter if I set the the alt text style to be the color I prefer for those links. In fact setting an alt class within the link settings in a paragraph have no effect at all.
Is there any other ways around this problem ā¦
Didnāt mean for paragraph as a whole
You can also use the swatch colors this way:
n-text-sw1c1
n-text-sw2c1
n-text-sw3c1
...etc
It is not working. Could it be because I have placed my content in af Font stack?
Maybe, I know it works in default text stack and Joeās paragraph foundation stack, also works in paragraph plus by big white duck.
what font stack are you using?
I totally agree - it does work in all the stacks mentioned above. - Just you get the alt text color and not the alt link color as I mentioned above.
@peterkroman If you could publish a little test page we could see what is affecting the color and why it is not working for you
Yes of course @tav . Comes here
If you look at the text besides second picture vertical you see a link in the beginning of the text. This link refers to another page in the side, and it takes the primary link styles set in Site Styles which is as I want it to do.
A little further down in the same paragraph is another link āOdsherredā which refers to content outside the site. This link is also taking the primary site styles, and it is this link I need to use the alt link style in site styles.
Hope you can help
@peterkroman It is the font stack that is applying the colour #cccccc to all its contents and over riding the Foundation colors. I suggest that you just use site styles to apply the Google fonts and then any different ones that you require for individual paragraphs can be done directly via Paragraph plus stacks. If you have several that require a certain Font that is different from the Site Styles font then just make a Partial from it
Now to the second link color. The way the āaltā colors are implemented in the Foundation CSS prevents you from just using the āaltā class directly on the link. They are designed to be applied to the paragraph divs themselves. This is possible (by applying a the appropriate class in Paragraph Plusā custom class but will result in them all being the same alternate colour).
By far the best way is simply to use the swatch colours as @teefers mentioned above. The classes mentioned though came out slightly wrong above (probably because of the forum editor). So just to clarify, the class you add to the link should be of the form:
fn-text-sw2c1
Where sw2 would be swatch 2, color 1 as set in site styles.
Similarly fn-text-sw4c2 would be swatch 4 color 2.
Thanks @tav.
I am working with it. But I am surely not a code man So all the strange characters you have written to me is pure swahili language to me - and I havenāt the slightest idea what to do with them and where to put them
But I am really getting the feel of partials. Great tool.
And while i am writing this I have found the solution. Using Paragraph Plus, Alternate Site Styles and manual coloring of the text. It works beautifully 
Thanks for all the help.
Ad thanks to @teefers too for your persistent patience
@peterkroman Iām glad you have got it working.
Just for future reference the swatch classes as per my last post are simply what you would add into the link dialog in place of the word alt as you had before.
The actual swatch colours are just defined in the Site Styles stack settings.