Re: rollovers

If you are using CSS to accomplish the rollovers, you would set your CSS =
File like so:

<style type=3D"text/css">

a:link {normal color here}
a:visited {if they have clicked the link}
a:hover {rollover color here}

</style>

You could also set up different color links around your site, say for =
instance, the nav section is bg black, the content section is white.

<style type=3D"text/css">

.navlink {color: white; text-decoration: underline; blah blah: blah}
.navlink:hover {color: skyblue; text-decoration: underline}
.navlink:visited {visited color}

.bodylink {color: black}
.bodylink:hover {color: navy}
.bodylink:visited {visited color}

</style>

Then you would simply put the link's class in the anchor tag.  i.e. <.a =
href=3D"blah.html" class=3D"navlink">Text<./a> would produce a white link =
on a black background with a rollover color of skyblue, and whatever =
visited color you want.

Hope this helps.

Martin

>>> Lori Eldridge <lorrie652(at)icehouse.net> 04/01/02 12:39PM >>>
Hi All,

I have mouseovers on several of my web pages now (thanks to Bert)  but I =
would like to make one so that when it's clicked on the 2nd color stays =
prominent so the person will know which links they have followed. Can =
anyone tell me how to do this?

thanks
lori

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