Ray:
The active pseudo-class is only expressed when you are actually clicking on
the link, except in one browser, and I can't remember which. Even then,
it's not like a 'down' state on a button, however, so it seems like your
assumption is wrong. Once made active, then of course, the link is
visited....
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"rgarrido" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote
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I'm using the a:link, a:hover, a:active and a:visited pseudo class
selectors for my navigation bar. the link, hover and visited work fine. I
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thought the actice state would be when the page linked to is being viewed
but the active color on shows when i click the link. When i view the page,
it shows as visited. am i making the wrong assumption about what active is
and is there a way for the currently viewed link to show up in a different
color.