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    Hi

    On the homepage of http://www.kjbeckett.com/ underneath each of the section images I have added some text links which I want to be subtle (e.g. no hightlight, different font colour or underline).

    <a STYLE="text-decoration:none" href="http://www.kjbeckett.com/acatalog/silkties.html">ties</a>
    They are currently showing as blue on the page when unvisited. I would like to have them the same colour as normal text whether visited or unvisited.

    There are other links on the page that I would like to show visited and unvisted, otherwise I would amend these.

    Therefore I think I have to create a set of CSS just for these text links but I am not sure what I have to add to actinic.css and the link? Can anyone advise?

    Paul
    KJ Beckett
    Men's Clothing & Accessories
    Cufflinks, Underwear, Ties, Grooming Products
    Bath, England
    Fast delivery to UK, USA and worldwide.
    Men's Fashion Blog

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    Paul

    you need to be playing with about with css on the <a href> command and
    then styling the <a> with A:link A:visited A:active A:hover

    the commands are standard.
    take a look at this page for example - they are easy to work through

    although you can change these colours, I question why you want to. Whn I visit sites that "stray from the normal" I tend not to stay around.

    I look for a clear indication that I have already visited a certain page, and I get that sort of feedback from having the link to the visited pages turn red, unvisted pages are blue and so on. (just my 2 cents worth)

    one other point, I visited you pages to see what you are trying to achieve, but you've got some strange painting going on when viewing it in IE6, FF2 is fine. - the main bulk of the page has the left hand side if it approximately underneath the link to your "returns" - you might want to check it out

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      #3
      Hi

      take a look at this page for example - they are easy to work through
      Thanks. It was the
      MULTIPLE LINKSTYLES ON SAME PAGE
      bit I needed.

      one other point, I visited you pages to see what you are trying to achieve, but you've got some strange painting going on when viewing it in IE6, FF2 is fine. - the main bulk of the page has the left hand side if it approximately underneath the link to your "returns" - you might want to check it out
      This is a concern. But I dont understand where the problem is. Is this on everypage? Can you post a screen dump? I use IE6 and dont have this problem. Thanks for pointing this out though.

      Paul
      KJ Beckett
      Men's Clothing & Accessories
      Cufflinks, Underwear, Ties, Grooming Products
      Bath, England
      Fast delivery to UK, USA and worldwide.
      Men's Fashion Blog

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        #4
        good to see the web page was useful

        something appears to have been re-generated on your site, today the repaint issues are not there, but last night, there was a clear 2" gap between the left hand side menu and the start of the main block.

        like I say, the problem is no longer there - for now just ignore the issue

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