Link colour problem when previewed in IE

I'm using DW CS4 on a PC.
Problem: I have successfully (thanks to this forum!) changed the colour of some links on my site (two different types) and it works great in all the browsers except for Internet Explorer. The main links throughout my site have been changed to blue (active) and orange (hover), and the links in my footer have been changed to white (active) - they are on a dark blue background - and orange (hover). In Internet Explorer my main links appear as a purple colour (active) instead of blue and the hover is orange. The links in the footer haven't changed to white (active). Again, hover has changed to orange.
Because I'm still building the site I haven't got it on line yet so I can't provide a link, but I have attached the code. Can anyone help me fix this??

John,
Thankyou so much for your reply - it worked! Now I have all my links working beautifully and I couldn't be happier! All I have to do now is tackle the next task, i.e. forms, and then hopefully the site will be complete. I must admit, if it wasn't for the help I get on this forum I wouldn't have been able to do half of it.
Many thanks once again.
Vickie

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I have inserted a spry collapsible panel into my website, made ZERO
adjustments to any of the scripting or even css styling
That is good, that means that I have a local copy of the scripting and css files eliminating the need to attach the code to a post.
Is something wrong with the js file? I tried the panel earlier on a
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The fact that it works on a different site means that something is correct. My assumption is that the scripting and css files are doing their job correctly and to answer your question regarding the js file, no.
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I can keep guessing, but only those persons that are privy to your code can give you any positive input. Please find a way to upload your files so that we can see the code in context.
To this end, screen captures do not assist in solving the problem, they only add to others' amusement at seeing the problem.
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PS I forgot to say, welcome to our community and yes I am a cynical old codger, sorry.

IPhoto problems. When trying to print a book I am getting corruption problems when previewing in pdf. Please help !

I am having repeated problems producing a photo book on Iphoto v9.2.1
When i preview my photo book in pdf before sending to be printed, some of the photos are corrupted even though they are ok in iPhoto.
I have tried changing the photo but then the corruption seems to move to another page. I have also updated my software and restarted the computer as directed by the help section, but to no avail.
All ideas gratefully received !

Try booting into safe mode and previewing -
Before ordering your book preview it using this method - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1040 - and save the resulting PDF for reference - the delivered book will match it.
if it looks good order while in safe mode then reboot to get out of safe mode
LN

Colour problems when opening PEF files in ACR

I have the problem that when I open a (Pentax) raw image in ACR the colours (particularly blue it seems to me) go awry.
If I open the image in Pentax Photo Browser the image is displayed correctly.
If I convert the image to jpg in Pentax Photo Lab the image is displayed correctly.
If I open this jpg in Photoshop Elements 8 the image is displayed correctly.
It's only when I open the raw files directly in Photoshop that the colours are wrong.
Opening the raw file in Elements opens the 'Camera raw' window, which has various adjustment tabs with sliders. What ever adjustments I make in this window, I cannot seem to replicate/keep the correct colours.
I have tried resetting and then using the Camera Raw Defaults.
I've also tried some other adjustments, i.e. setting the white balance to 'Daylight' (as this is how the camera is usually set) and the camera calibration to 'Camera Standard' - I can get the blue somewhat close, but then the yellow is out.
So, at the moment, I have to process the raw files in Pentax Photo lab, then open and edit them in Photoshop.
It would be nice to be able to bring single PEF files into PS without having to convert them first.
What on earth am I doing wrong? Or is this a genuine limitation with ACR?
Any help/guidance would be appreciated!
Regards,
Dingo.

Jim Hess,
That's helpful advice, thank you. Sadly, I've been unable so far to make adjustments in ACR that are anywhere near (IMHO) the images as displayed in Pentax Photo Lab. Even the (truly awful) MS Office picture manager provides more consistent colour.
I'm still convinced that I'm doing something wrong. I know that Elements is much cheaper than full Photshop (something that I simply can't afford to buy) but to be so wildly out is unbelieveable.
For example, I took a photo of a jet passing overhead, with (out of focus) leaves on a tree, then went in and loaded this onto my computer. IMHO the Pentax Photo Browser showed the scene pretty much as was. After converting to jpg in Photo Lab, I loaded into PSE 8 and Office picture manager - both display consistently with the raw image displayed in Photo Browser.
However, when I loaded the same raw file into ACR the blue sky has a greenish tinge that I can nearly adjust out, but either way, the green leaves look muddy and the colour is weak. If I get the leaves good, then the blue is very over saturated. When I compromise both the blue and the green, the aluminium fuselage on the jet has a red/purple tinge.
Some more information: Monitor is calibrated (I borrowed a colleages Huey). Camera and PSE are both set to Adobe RGB. I print to a Epson R1400, with colour management handled by PSE, and the colour matches the screen very well.
Any further advice much appreciated.
Regards,
Dingo.

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Dear all:
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Hi AaronWangXP
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Hi,
Can anyone please advise why one of my div boxes (the third one) in Dreamweaver shifted position when previewed on Firefox and IE? My other two div boxes have no problem when previewed on browsers.
#textBoxForDesignTitle {
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    margin-left: 414px;
    border-collapse: collapse;
    border-spacing: 20px 0px;
    font-style: normal;
    font-weight: lighter;
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    font-size: 15px;
    color: #C9B042;
    background-color: #0E103E;
    text-align: center;
    border-collapse: collapse;
    border-spacing: 20px 0px;
    font-style: normal;
    font-weight: lighter;
    border-radius: 20px;
    -webkit-box-shadow: 2px 2px 9px 1px #000000;
    box-shadow: 2px 2px 9px 1px #000000;
    border: medium ridge #C9B042;
    padding-top: 1px;
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#textBoxThreeForDesignTitle {
    height: 40px;
    width: 372px;
    font-size: 15px;
    color: #C9B042;
    background-color: #0E103E;
    text-align: center;
    border-collapse: collapse;
    border-spacing: 20px 0px;
    font-style: normal;
    font-weight: lighter;
    border-radius: 20px;
    -webkit-box-shadow: 2px 2px 9px 1px #000000;
    box-shadow: 2px 2px 9px 1px #000000;
    border: medium ridge #C9B042;
    padding-top: 1px;
    position: relative;
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    float: left;
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mykw123

Hi Preran,
Sure, I can share with other users but I am not sure this solution was the best, but it works for me.   Somehow something about Dreamweaver is very complicated to use and understand- just in my opinion. All I did was to add another div box outside of the 3rd text box which I created as div box (also did it for the 2nd text box since they aligned close to each other). I know it shouldn't be needed since the text box is already a div box itself and my 1st and 2nd text boxes were okay.
Preran- please see my other question posted and maybe you can help? Thank you.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/6172302#6172302
Thanks,
mykw123

I have one problem and I think it is a settings issue. When I google the web I get results. Now, when I visit some website and I return to my search results I don't have any markers (diffrent link colour for visited sites in IE).

Question
I have one problem and I think it is a settings issue. When I google the web I get results. Now, I visited some website and then I want to return to my search results and pick another search result. And there is a problem: I don't have any markers (diffrent link colour for visited sites in IE) that would help me to distinguish visited and not visited sites.

Why start a new and very similar thread to your other one which you have not responded to (have you read the replies?)
I suggest that no response is made to this duplicate thread.

I would like to design a poster, when I place my photos on the page under the "links" "colour space" section it says the colour space is RGB not CMYK even though my document is set up as CMYK. Can/do i need to change this? i am worried it will be a pro

I would like to design a poster, when I place my photos on the page
under the "links" "colour space" section it says the colour space is RGB not CMYK even though my document is set up as CMYK. Can/do i need to change this? i am worried it will be a problem when my poster goes to the commercial printers who want CMYK

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Mylenium

Anyone having a problem with iMovie in Mavericks v 10.9.3 ? when previewing the a slideshow the colors all disappear after the first image.

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Hello all,
I have the following problem:
When I have a MS Word document with links to other files inside and I convert it to PDF the links are converted from relative paths to absolute paths.
The problem is created by Acrobat as the links in the MS Word file are relative (I have checked this by moving the different docs to another directory and confirmed that the links still work after the move).
How can I make the paths in the PDF relative again? I know there is a plugin from Evermap (and I can confirm this works) but I do not want to use this plugin (=read: spend another $190 dollars) as the license for the Acrobat Professional is expensive enough . Is there a way I can convert the paths within Adobe Acrobat easily? Or better: can I adjust the settings in Acrobat to a new standard when all converted documents contain relative paths?
Backgroundinfo:
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- MS Word 2002
Thanks in advance!
Bart

Dear Steve,
I have tried what u suggested: I put all the documents (word + linked documents) into the same folder on the local-drive (C). Then I recreated the links in the word document to be sure they were matching. After that I converted the word document to an PDF and confirmed the links were still working in the PDF document.
Then the biggest challenge: copying the pdf and linked documents to another drive&directory. As you can guess: Unfortunately the links did not work anymore.
Any other suggestions?
If I use the Evermap-tool (30 day-trial) I can look at the links and this is how it is 'coded' in the pdf.
first link: ../../../../test/link_a.pdf
second link: ../../../../test/link_b.pdf
and yes this will work if you put the documents in the directory test in the root of the local-drive but not in a different subdirectory.
Anyone ideas?
Grtz,
Bart

On my Ipad I seem to be having a problem when trying to play YouTube videos embedded on Facebook. When I click the links, I get a message saying: "Flash Player upgrade required." and under it, it says, "You need to download and install the lastes vers

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and also a green button saying "Get Flash Player"
I get this if using chrome or safari .
I can go direct to YouTube it just works.

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