Change color of visited link

Hello,
I would like to change the color of visited column link in my report. After user clicks on it, it opens some info region, but user wants to know what info was already accessed after this region is closed, so link should stay colored.
I

Here is my solution.
On click I store the record key in page item, say P100_KEYS, and append keys (with ; separator) each time the link is clicked in any record. Then DECODE(SUBSTR(:P100_KEYS,INSTR(:P100_KEYS,REC_KEY)-1,LENGTH(REC_KEY)+2),';'||TO_CHAR(REC_KEY)||';','v','') in the report sql analyzes the keys, and check marks relevant records when page resubmitted. Check mark could be colored, but because link is also a gif image, it looks well as is.
Thanks for your help and suggestions.

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