Link styles issues

Hello,
I have asked this question before, but nobody answered it.
I having a hard time setting link styles. I have done this several times without any issue, but since the new upgrade, it is impossible to control the link styles.
I'm attaching two screen shots with the link styles panel. One is referring to the footer
http://ivink.com/
And the other to the menu
http://ivink.com/cool-graphic-design.html
Please, I need help with this issue, have clients complaining...
Thanks,
Ignacio

Hi Ignacio,
What problem are you facing exactly with setting up the link style?
Regards,
Aish

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The CSS link styles are designed to show a: link {blue} and
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> Here's the scenario:
>
> The CSS link styles are designed to show a: link {blue}
and a: visited
> {purple}.
>
> A user clicks a hyperlink from the home page. Upon
clicking the IE Back
> button, the link displays the appropriate visited purple
color on the home
> page.
>
> All is well at this point.
>
> However, with the home page displaying the
aforementioned visited link in
> purple, when the user clicks anywhere on the home page
the visited link
> returns
> to its original blue.
>
> This is just one click. You could click in some white
space on the home
> page,
> and the visited link "refreshes" to its original state.
>
> I have seen this issue with my HTML / CSS projects as
well as many other
> instances on the Web.
>
> My goal is to have the visited link stay purple much
like what occurs when
> using Google to surf the Net all day long.
>
> Please help as I have researched this issue now for two
days on the Net
> and
> cannot find the appropriate answer and solution.
>

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> I'm just not code savvy.
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> Murray, I was just looking over my code and noticed the
links in my footer
> are
> styled, in the first place, by a class I created in my
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> of my
> pages) called ".webdis" (nickname for webmaster and
disclaimer). I do see
> my
> link format style in the head of this document but am I
supposed to see it
> where the footer is (in the code)?
>
> If you look at the first external link (the only one I
have attached a
> link to
> so far):
> </p>
> <p class="contentlinx"><a href="
http://www.hotsprings.org/">Hot
> Springs
> Convention & Visitor's Bureau</a><br
/>
>
http://www.hotsprings.org/<br
/>
> </p>
>
> It took on same style as my footer links. I'm a little
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> make
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> so
> ready to get this thing up.
>
> I'm just not code savvy. I am going to attach my code to
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> maybe
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>
>
>
>
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href="index.html"><img
> src="images/vert_nav_bar/home_button.jpg"
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/>
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/>
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/>
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> Hi,
>
> I would like to control my link styles within my CSS
panel, but if I set
> up
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another style set
> for
> link text that's within a different color cell? Is it
possible? How?
> Also, I have controlled background imagery and copy via
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> like
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properties
> inspector
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have to work with
> the
> HTML instead of the visuals?
> -- Same situation for the 'hot spot' tool, and I really
need to use it but
> my
> bg image is unselectable due to it being inserted via
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> doesn't "see it". How do I get around that?
>
> thank you!!
>
> thanks!
>

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> Lou28 wrote:
>> I have a web page with 2 navigations - one
horizontal under the header
>> and the other located vertically down the left of
the page.
>> The text colour styles of each are different.
>> So I wanted to allocate seperate a:link a:visit
a:hover a:active to both
>> navigations, to do this I have used the following
css:
>>
>> For the horizontal navigation:
>>
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>> text-decoration:none;
>> color:#FFFFFF;
>> }
>> .table2 a:hover, a:active {
>> color: #8da2c4;
>> }
>>
>>
>> For the second navigation:
>>
>> .table3 a:link, a:visited {
>> text-decoration:none;
>> color: #717578;
>> }
>> .table3 a:hover{
>> color:#333333;
>>
>>
>> However when uploaded, instead of the horizontal
navigation returning to
>> white once visited, it turns grey - the colour of
the second navigation.
>> The browser (IE) obviously has trouble seperating
the assigned link
>> styles even though I have tried targeting more
specifically.
>>
>> Does anyone know of a way around this, if there is a
way at all??!
>>
>> Much appreciated
>>
>
> change:
> .table2 a:link, a:visited {
> to:
> .table2 a:visited, .table2 a:link {
>
> and do the same for .table3 links.
>
> --
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