CSS Question

[Snake Doctor]

I have CSS tags in the head of a webpage that makes visited images go grayscale.
The problem is I also have some "bookmark now" images on the page that are clickable, and I don't want those to go grayscale after they're clicked because it looks like shit.

Anyone know how I can override the CSS for these particular images?

Thanks

[Arty]

You can do that:

that's normal links:
a:link, a:visited{
color: #FFFF00;
}

that's links in table "td"
td a:link, td a:visited {
color: #DD0000;
}

when you've placed that link in invisible table it'll use that instead...

You may also use p, div and some other tags..

[Snake Doctor]

Originally posted by Arty
You can do that:

that's normal links:
a:link, a:visited{
color: #FFFF00;
}

that's links in table "td"
td a:link, td a:visited {
color: #DD0000;
}

when you've placed that link in invisible table it'll use that instead...

You may also use p, div and some other tags..

So could I use something like div style = none?

[Arty]

Kinda,

If you wish to use div, try that:

div a:link, td a:visited {
color: #00FF00;
}

You must define a new color, because none will revert to original link color, so it'll have no effect.

[GigaXXX]

pas =)

[MarcyM25]

Just assign it a class, so you'll have class="classname" in your link tag, and
a.classname:visited, a.classname:active {
color: #FA785A;
}
in your CSS file.