Navigating to the text item with color

hi all,
i have 10 text_items in my form, i want that when i am in first text_item the color should change default to any color i want (take suppose yellow)
then when i am going to second text_item then color should change to yellow like that it has to happen for all the text_items.
how can i do this... where i should write the code and what code...
please reply...

Create one VISUAL ATTRIBUTE with background color = yellow and use the code as below on block level triggers.
1. Create one trigger on block-level called PRE-TEXT-ITEM and use the code as below...
SET_ITEM_PROPERTY(:SYSTEM.CURRENT_ITEM,VISUAL_ATTRIBUTE,'VISUAL_ATTRIBUTE_NAME');2. Create another trigger on block-level called POST-TEXT-ITEM and use the code as below...
SET_ITEM_PROPERTY(:SYSTEM.CURRENT_ITEM,VISUAL_ATTRIBUTE,'DEFAULT');-Ammad

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