Update: due to browser caching, I think the problem was appearing on one post not the other. But now its appearing on all posts, which means that is is a function of having visited the link once, which makes it not appear different any more.
But, how do I change that? I want it to always appear as if someone has not visited the link on their browser?
thanks,
U
help folks.. its not working. its not as I previously posted. Even when the links have not been visited by a browser, they appear differently.
See here: http://uzi.wirelesszer0.com
please help.
in your theme, in style.css,
general the links are styled with:
/**************** Links *********************/
a, a:link, a:visited {text-decoration:none; color: #999999;}
a:hover {color:#CCCCCC;}
however the first article on the front has an extra class .content, so these links are styled:
.content a:link, .content a:visited {color:#ccc; border-bottom:1px dotted #999999;}
.content a:hover {color:#FFFFFF;}
decide which way you like better, and change the other style to the same ‘text-decoration’, ‘border’ and ‘color’.
http://www.w3schools.com/CSS/css_link.asp
Hey man, I took your cue and played around with it for quite some time. But nothing works.
The way I want it, on my page (uzi.wirelesszer0.com), the following set of links need to look different from each other:
Set 1. Sidebar
Set 2. Links within a post (such as IMDB and The Pirate Bay)
Set 3. Links below a post (such as the tags and the categories)
Out of these I just want everything that is within a post, set 2- to look the same- the same as the first link, which currently is “told you”. But as you can see in the second post, the IMDB link at the botttom appears differently.
But when I change the code that you suggested, everything on the page changes, from the clickable dates to the sidebar to the author’s name.
any ideas? am i asking for something really complicated?
