Help: Using underline a:hover on visted linked

[Joe3k]

Hello,

On my page I want the unvisted links (a:link) to be one colour (grey) and
not underlined.

When they are rolled over (a:hover) I want them to be another colour (white)
and underlined.

Links that have been clicked on (a:visited) I would like to be another
colour (black) and not underlined.

I can get this to happen until a link has been visited then the underline
and colour does not apply to it if its rolled over.

Is there any way to get around this and if so how?

I am doing the CSS in Dreamweaver but can use notepad.

Thanks - Joe

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[Joe3k]

its sorted now

a:link {...}
a:hover {...}
a:visited {...}

To get the effect you want, you should specify

a:link {...}
a:visited {...}
a:hover {...}

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[viza]

Thus quoth Joe3k:

> its sorted now
>
> a:link {...}
> a:hover {...}
> a:visited {...}
>
> To get the effect you want, you should specify
>
> a:link {...}
> a:visited {...}
> a:hover {...}
>

You can do

a:visited:hover {}

but whether anything supports it is another question.

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[Joe3k]

Where does a:active fit into the order?

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[viza]

Thus quoth Joe3k:

> Where does a:active fit into the order?

> <all kinds of top posted nonsense>

are you talking to yourself or who?

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