Yup, I know of the a:visited thing, but the problem is that it doesn't work when someone clicks on a link that opens a new page. How does one go about changing the link color as soon as it is clicked? Thanks Skinny
you can use a:hover when the mouse roams over it the link will change colors. I don't believe there is a way.. at least not using css....
Hmm darn. . Maybe its javascript using the onclick command? and then using it to affect the style sheet? Skinny
use a:link for normal unvisited links a:visited for visited links a:active for active links. a:hover for hovered links.
Skinny is right, you would have to use a line of javascript if I understand what you are trying to do I'm not even sure this line works but it would look something like <a href="http://" onClick="this.style.color='#000'">link</a> Code (markup): either way you are gonna needs some js cheers
You're basically altering the active state with JavaScript, so a:active { } will do the job. I think the only shortcoming is IE (which IIRC still doesn't support it in IE 7), but there are ways around that.