CSS in JEditorPane

ello,
how do i get this
A, A:Visted, A:Active{
color:#333399;
text-decoration:underline;
A:Hover{
color:#FF6600;
text-decoration:underline;
to work in a JEditorPane. i looked around the forum and no one seems to know.

When enough people ask a question and don't get an answer here, that means there likely isn't an answer. In your case, that means "You can't do that."

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