I was doing some CSSing in FF3 and got hung up on "a:visited". I have
different classes for the link colours but use the same purple for
"a:visited". I couldn't figure out why clicking on one link would
change all of them to purple=visited.
After a few hours of screwing around in Dreamweaver, I tried my page
in IE7 and it worked fine???
So I tried a page from W3C - http://www.w3schools.com/CSS/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_link2
In my FF3.0.11 if I click one of the 5 links, they all turn
purple=visited. In IE7 only the links you click turn purple=visited.
Is this happening to others or is my installation of FF3.0.11 screwed
up?
Thanks
Hi squaredancer,
DOHH!!!! double-DOHH!!!!
As I was converting somebody's webpages from frameset to iframe, the
left columns links launch swf's into the centre column iframe. As I
was testing I had multiple links in the left column and was using 2
local htm test pages.
So mulitple links to the same URL would lead me to believe by clicking
one, on page refresh FF3 and Opera show all the links as visited. So
it seems as IE7 is the odd one out as mulitple links to the same URL
still only turn the link you actually clicked to display as visited.
I wonder how IE8 handles this?
Thanks
Dave
I wouldn't be too surprised that you might have to hit Reload in
any browser under some circumstances (just conjecture).
That was the other odd thing. With FF3 Reload-Refresh wouldn't clear
the links of visited status. I had to use "Clear Private Data". Yet
with IE7 a simple Refresh cleared the links of visited status.
With all the googling I've done on this I haven't found much on
Firefox's decision to use a "per link" model to activate the visited
status on hyperlinked elements whereas Internet Explorer has decided
to use a "per click element" model to do the same.
Dave