Change the color of visited links

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• Possibility to change the color of visited links

  Hello. Y at - it an option on the occasion of visited links a different color on the Android version? On PC, I can do this via Firefox option or modules. But I can't find this option on Android.

  Thank you
  Tom

  There a preference for the color of the link visited that you can change by using about: config, but on websites that have their own colors, it will have no effect in itself. Here are the steps:

  Part i: the hexadecimal code

  If you want to use the same color as your desktop version of Firefox, you can find here in this way:

  (1) in a new tab, type or paste Subject: config in the address bar and press ENTER. Click on the button promising to be careful.

  (2) in the search above the list box, type or paste to visit and make a break while the list is filtered

  (3) take note of the value of the browser.visited_color preference that should be a sign # follow-up of six characters in the range of 0-9, A - F

  Part II: Change your setting on Android

  (1) open a new tab to Subject: config (type about: config the Awesomebar and hit the arrow go or tap Enter).

  You can bookmark it for easy future access.

  (2) in the search box, type visit and make a pause while Firefox filter list

  3 scroll to browser.visited_color and touch the preference, then tap next to the end of the existing value and edit a new, then type away from control to save.

  If you switch to your other tab and test on a site that is not substitute colors, you should see the change.

  Success?

• Change the color of specific links

  On a web page, I want to change the color of the links. I found other issues in the Council on this subject, but when I try to their answers, it will not work for me. Can someone tell me how to make these links on white blue background? I have CS5 DW. Here is the page:

  http://www.gaditesmaritime.com/links2.html

  Give thecell link/s is / are in a 'class' (see below), then wrap your link in an anchor tag to actually make a link (see below)

  http://www.bahamasmaritime.com"> www.bahamasmaritime.com".

  Then add your css styles below:

  .blueLinks a {}

  text-decoration: none;

  color: #069;

  }

  .blueLinks a: hover {}

  color: #099;

  }

• Change the color of 1 link of the Bootstrap navigation bar

  Hello

  I am eager to pass the roll of color of a link in the navigation bar of bootraps.

  I tried a class on this subject... no luck... I can change all the nav bar color... but I just want a roll of color of the item...

  All thoughts

  PAL

  Place the following in your custom stylesheet (do not touch the stylesheet (s)) original of Bootstrap

  .NavBar - default .navbar-nav > li > a: hover, .navbar - default .navbar-nav > li > a: focus {}

  background-color: #FFFF00;

  color: #FFC0CB;

  }

  This assumes that you have deployed the default navigation bar. If you use a different class, also adjust the colors to suit.

• Change the color of a link when selected

  Hello

  I try to have the catalog names to change color when it is selected. I edited the colors for both: hover and a: active. The style does not apply when the name of the catalog is selected. Any ideas why this would be?

  Nice shop

  Thank you

  Maria

  Obtained, you print the list of catalog with {module_catalogue}, I didn't understand how to do this without JS.

  Note that "Save the dates" is also a inside a inside a

  This will give you the same problem as catalogs.

  Why don't you use the menu module?

• Change the color of the text...

  Hello!  I have trouble to change the color of a part of the test on a web page.  An example can be seen here: http://www.bigmusicgeek.com/reviews/dreamtheater.html how can I change the text at the top of the screen (title and record of album company) without changing the color of hypertext links I have placed in the article itself?

  Thank you!

  osgood_ wrote:

  Ken Binney wrote:

  Hey bones

  NAV links are images of red text

  

  Hi Ken,

  The links in the text block are wrapped in tags.

  I was finally able to solve the problem by changing the tags to

  Thank you!

• How can I change the color of the hyperlink visited in Thunderbird?

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  Despite the apparent option to change the color of the links visited in Tools/Options/display/getting in shape/colors, the setting has no effect, because TB don't keep a history of visited links, unlike a browser.

• My link colors are always purple when it's on the net. No matter what method I use to change the color, they appear always purple. What is my problem and can it be corrected?

  My link colors appear always purple when it's on the net. No matter what I do to change the color, they appear always purple. What is the problem and is there a method to correct?

  Looks like you're leaving the: visited the default color.

  Add in some css to reset the: visited to what you want...

  a: visited {}

  Color: #000000;

  }

  In addition, make sure that your link pseudo classes go in order following in your css...

  a: link

  a: visited

  a: hover

  a: active

  If this isn't the issue, we'll need to see your page to help you, could you post a link?

• How to change the color of the link in java

  Hello

  Just stuck on the way in which I would like to change the color of my twitter account link in the footer of my site, I have little or no knowledge of javascript, so I don't know what to do. The site is at http://bit.ly/15f7ReG and twitter is in the foot.

  It is the code snippet used to retrieve and display the tweet, don't know what to change because I want the links to pink color.

  <div class="one-third notopmargin">
                  <h4>Latest tweet</h4>
                  <div class="tweeter">
                  
  <div id="twitter_update_list"></div>
  <script type="text/javascript" src="http://twitter.com/javascripts/blogger.js">
  </script>
  
  
  <script type="text/javascript" src="http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/user_timeline.json?screen_name=gummetdjs&include_rts=true&count=1&callback=twitterCallback2">
  
  
  </script>
                  
              </div><br />
  
  

  Thanks in advance for any advice!

  Just an info, Java is not the same as JavaScript.  They have 2 completely different programming languages, with just as much in common as apples and elephants.

  To change the link colors, open your CSS code and add the following. Adjust the colors to suit.

  / * TWITTER LINKS * /.

  #twitter_update_list a: link {color: fuschia ;}}

  #twitter_update_list a: visited {color: blue ;}}

  #twitter_update_list a: hover {color: yellow; background: fuschia ;}}

  #twitter_update_list a: active.

  #twitter_update_list a: focus {color: white; background: fuschia ;}}

  Nancy O.

• Change the color of links (text)

  I imported a combo of banner/menu bar in Dreamweaver that I slit in and saved from Photoshop. I got the related menu items until properly, but do not know how to add the OnMouseOver, for example, to make the color of the text change. It doesn't seem like I can do this through the Page Properties. I add CSS styles to menu items?

  Thank you!

  Yes, you could do this through CSS.  Refer to this page: http://www.w3schools.com/CSS/css_pseudo_classes.asp

  Essentially, these are the selectors that you'd be using:

  a: link {color: #FF0000} / * link not visited * /.

  a: visited {color: #00FF00} / * visited links * /.

  a: hover {color: #FF00FF} / * mouse over link * /.

  a: active {color: #0000FF} / * selected link * /.

• Can not change the color of the links

  In the properties/links Page, I changed the color of the links and a link of turning to Brown (640019). Then I changed the visited links, and active links to green (339900). But they appear in blue and purple. Here is a link to a test page.

  http://www.sneedbreedley.com/Linktest.html

  You need the pound sign preceding the color. That's what you have:

  color: 640019;
  

  It should be this:

  color: #640019;
  

• Hypertext links are in white text and cannot be seen on a white background. How can I change the color?

  I've been playing with colors, patterns, etc. sometime. And now I realize that I don't see hyperlinks (because they are now in white color) in Outlook emails (and maybe not in Word, come to think of it). How can I change the color of the links back to something other than white? I can't find where to do.

  Thank you

  Brian Butler

  Happy to help you sooner than that.

  Steve

• How can I change the color of an onClick of the link 'a href '?

  I just wanted to ask, how would I go about changing the color of the < a href > link on click using javascript for the id is highlighted in bold, maybe "addClass" syntax would do the trick?

  I also want the original link to return to its original color when or the other highlighted links are clicked. In other words, a single link shows color is selected at a time.

  < head >

  " < link href =" https://fonts.googleapis.com/CSS?family=open+sans "rel ="stylesheet"type =" text/css"> "

  " < script src =" https://AJAX.googleapis.com/AJAX/libs/jQuery/1.11.3/jQuery.min.js "> < / script > .

  < / head >

  < body >

  < div id = 'bar Tools-Center' >

  < ul >

  "< id = li 'registry-top" > < a title = "Register online" style = "padding-left: 5px;" "href =" # "> save < /a > < /li >

  "< id = li"customer account"> < a title ="Login to your account"href =" # "> my account < /a > < /li >".

  "< id = li"top-support-launch"> < a title ="Ask for help"href =" # "> support < /a > < /li >".

  < li > < a href = "#" > Accessability < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > careers < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > region change < /a > < /li >

  "" "< img title ="go to our homepage"onMouseOver =" homeMouseRollover (this) "onMouseOut =" homeMouseOut (this) "src ="... / Icons/Icons/home153white.png Options Page "alt =" "/ >

  "" < img title = "search our site" id = "search-site Internet-toggle" onMouseOver = "searchMouseRollover (this)" onMouseOut = "searchMouseOut (this)" src = "... Largeur/icons/Icons/magglasswhite.png Options Page' = "15px;" height = '15px'; alt = "" / >

  < /ul >

  < / div >

  < / body >

  Concerning

  Todd

  Definition:

  An unordered list (UL) is made up of sequences of list items defined by the LI element.

  In other words, the AMT must not contain anything that is not contained in an LI element. This means that it is illegal to an image in the OL element which is not contained in an LI element.

  With respect to the highlighting of an item (LI) in the list, is to compare the href attribute of the element with the URL of the page. That is the href attribute is "register.html" then the URL is similar to www.mysite.com/register.html, then turn on the highest point. This can be achieved by using a bit of JavaScript.

  I use jQuery to make the JS. The script looks like

  {jQuery (document) .ready (function ($)}

  var url = window.location.href;
  $('_ul.nav_a').map (function () {}
  $(this) .parent () .toggleClass ('active' this.href = url | this.href == url.split("?")) ([0].split("#") [0]);
  });

  });

  The above script compares the values and assigns a class active in a game, although the game contains a hash (#) or an anchor. The style of the current class can be created using CSS as

  .the {}

  color: pink;

  }

  There are two required libraries, namely

  1. https://code.jQuery.com/jQuery-2.2.1.min.js
  2. jQuery - queryParser.js of GitHub - mattsnider/jquery-plugin-query-parser: Simple plugin for jQuery to parse query strings.

• Change the color of the link makes me crazy!

  www.bristolequestrianservices.co.uk/index.html

  OK, this one is supposed to be simple!

  I'm changing the color of my a href link... specification on my index page.  I can change my a: hover but tried to change all my a: on my css, but nothing moves it.  I hate the blue and you want just a dark gray.

  Thank you

  Thanks for your help.  The problem with me is that when I started, I was working other jobs of peoples and downloaded the css styles so there that I inherited, there are many and don't know what this means and what things should go, but at least I'm learning all the time!

• How can I add a propertye on a link which, after a mouse click, change the color of the border of the link?

  I am doing this by adding a JavaScript in the box of the binding properties in adobe acrobat 7.0, but I do not know how the script should be written.

  You might do this if you used a button instead of a link annotation and following the mouse upward to the event of the button:

  Change the color of the border of this red button when you click

  event.target.strokeColor = color.red;

  For other colors, see: http://livedocs.adobe.com/acrobat_sdk/9.1/Acrobat9_1_HTMLHelp/JS_API_AcroJS.88.261.html