thanks, i tried it again, the hoover effect is cool but doesnt seem to workin nS.i am sorry but i still have a problem with it.
problem:
in NS 4.x: the link is white, briefly turns orange when u click on it, and remains orange as long as u r on that page (active), BUT does NOT become maroon after visited. when u bring up the page again, link remains white.
In IE 5.5: link is white first, briefly turns orange when u click on it, and remains orange as long as u r on that page (active), becomes maroon after visited. BUTwhen u bring up the page again, link remains MAROON and not white which is what i want
do u think something can be done?thanks
al
: I’m sorry, that was very quick answer so I made a mistake. Use this:
:
: <html>
: <head>
: <style type="text/css">
: <!--
: a:link {text-decoration:none;color:#ffffff}
: a:visited {text-decoration:none;color:#993333}
: a:active {text-decoration:none;color:#ff6666}
: a:hover {text-decoration:none;color:#0000ff}
: -->
: </style>
: </head>
:
: <body bgcolor="#cc6666" leftmargin="0" topmargin="0"
: marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" text="#ffffff">
:
: <a href="test2.htm">test link1</a>
: <a href="test2.htm">test link2</a>
:
: </body>
:
: </html>
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: Look at the styles: I’ve replaced "." after "a" with ":"
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: Good luck,
: Doctor.
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