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owen
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When you click on a link in a webpage it goes from blue to purple. I was recently asked by someone much older than me how its done. My program does it automatically, but could anyone tell me how its done. I thought it might just be the browser history. Thanks.
Owen,
http://www.isecurity.org.uk-(Not Finished)
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putasolutions
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try <body vlink=colour>
Of all the Things I've lost, I miss my mind the most
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SandRogue
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Loc: England
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Any link you put on a webpage will change from blue to purple automatically once it has been activated unless you specify your own colours for each static,active or visited link.
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owen
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Thanks. I'll pass that information on
Owen,
http://www.isecurity.org.uk-(Not Finished)
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longplay
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Loc: UK
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As SandRogue said, it's what the default link does if you don't add colour, I find that if I use CSS to change the default color and hover colour, the visited tends to get ignores unless expressly stated. (I.e. if you want a different visited colour, you may need to specify it)
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