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Saturday, April 13, 2013
April 12 Online Discussion Question 2
Styling with the <a> element in CSS - What do we need to know? What are the different states? Is there anything special about the <a> element? Is there anything additional information we need to know?
you can change the color of the defaults for visited sights if you want to, so instead of blue for unvisted and purple for visited, you could have green for unvisited and orange for visited, although it might confuse your viewers, and is sure to look a little unprofessional!
Unlike other elements, the "a" element's style changes depending on its state.
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Links can be in multiple states at the same time.
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the three states are:
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visited
hover
{travis}
The a:link, a:visited, and a:hover, are pseudo-classes.
ReplyDeleteAutumn
If you haven't visited a website before, it is blue by default, and is purple by default if you HAVE visited the webpage.
ReplyDeleteGracie
you can change the color of the defaults for visited sights if you want to, so instead of blue for unvisted and purple for visited, you could have green for unvisited and orange for visited, although it might confuse your viewers, and is sure to look a little unprofessional!
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