what is the script for changing the underlying and overlying link colors with the mouseover?<!--content-->Hi there Collado008,<br />
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You will probably find the answer here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_pseudo_classes.asp">http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_pseudo_classes.asp</a><!-- m -->)...<br />
Click on hyperlink2 when you arrive
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coothead<!--content-->Well i tried both and i had problems with the script on hyperlink#2 but no problems with the CSS script on hyperlink#1 but hyperlink one specifies 4 colors how exactly is this utilized? last time i made a site and used a similar script it was for only two colors, this is the first time ive seen one with four colors whats up with that? whats a good way to use all four colors?<!--content-->a:link - this will be all the links on your page that have NOT been visited or clicked or anything. Probably what they look like when the page first loads.<br />
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a:visited - This is the color of links that the user has already been to or "visited".<br />
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a:hover - This is the color of the link when the person has their mouse over it.<br />
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a:active - This is the color of the link if it is CURRENTLY active, ie open in another frame.<br />
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Aaron<!--content-->
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You will probably find the answer here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_pseudo_classes.asp">http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_pseudo_classes.asp</a><!-- m -->)...<br />
Click on hyperlink2 when you arrive
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coothead<!--content-->Well i tried both and i had problems with the script on hyperlink#2 but no problems with the CSS script on hyperlink#1 but hyperlink one specifies 4 colors how exactly is this utilized? last time i made a site and used a similar script it was for only two colors, this is the first time ive seen one with four colors whats up with that? whats a good way to use all four colors?<!--content-->a:link - this will be all the links on your page that have NOT been visited or clicked or anything. Probably what they look like when the page first loads.<br />
<br />
a:visited - This is the color of links that the user has already been to or "visited".<br />
<br />
a:hover - This is the color of the link when the person has their mouse over it.<br />
<br />
a:active - This is the color of the link if it is CURRENTLY active, ie open in another frame.<br />
<br />
Aaron<!--content-->