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Old 25-02-2005, 17:13   #22
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Re: CSS can you suggest?

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Originally Posted by ikthius
EDIT thats what I was trying to do, now is there away to stop the links from changing colour when they are visited, you know how they become a different colour because it is set to a:visited {color:#FF0000;}? any way that I can force it to remain the same colours as before I clicked?
Yup, the easiest way is to define the :visted property colours to be the same as the :link. You have to specify it explicitly as browsers have defaults (underlined blue for links, underlined purple for visted, etc). don't forget the a:active which occurs whilst following the linked (when you clicked it).
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