- From: Francisco Brandão <francisco.brandao@megamedia.pt>
- Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2001 12:42:41 +0100
- To: <www-style@w3.org>
i have been experiencing some major problems with the pseudo-classes 'a:link', 'a:hover', 'a:active' and 'a: visited' i´ve tried to use them on some pages i´m building but the actions they are supposed to execute just simply don´t happen i know by a fact that NS 4 doesn´t implement 'a:hover' .... ok that doesn´t shock me but the big thing is that IE 5 messes up all those references, if i put all of them working on the document 'a: visited' takes control and the document ignores all the other ones on the other hand NS 6 works fine with everything but simply ignores 'a:visited' like it doesn´t exist, which it does is this supposed to happen ?? i´ve checked the CSS drafts about pseudo-classes in <http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1#pseudo-classes-and-pseudo-elements> http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1#pseudo-classes-and-pseudo-elements and it seems to be all OK about the use of anchor pseudo-class, maybe something escape me because i´m not native in the english language i'm puzzled ... can somebody enlighten me !?! #Cheers from Portugal .... Francisco Brandão <mailto:francisco.brandao@megamedia.pt> francisco.brandao@megamedia.pt |www.megamedia.pt| ...
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