Link color changes

[jeb]

I give - again!!!

Have some email links and a couple of others - have blue background so have them in white.

When I upload and go to site they are a deep redish purple.

All the white text on the second page was this color but when I went to "arrange" and brought it to the front, it is now fine - does not work with links, however.

Suggestions? - jb

[Egg Bramhill]

Jeb,
The reason is probably due to your testing of the site. The purple colour is due to the a:visited {color:#800080;} in css. Your browser is remembering you've visited this email link and is rendering it a:visited {color:#800080;}. Probably if you delete your temporary internet files and refresh the browser you'll see it as white again until clicked. (Or you could change the a:visited {color:#ffffff;} and have visited links remain as white)

[steve.ledger]

Egg is correct. The default link/hover/visited colours are standard.

If you need these to be different, you must edit the default.css found in the index.htm_files folder when you export from Xtreme.

If you were to replace Xtremes css with the one below, you will get white links with grey hover.

/* Document settings */
body {background-color:#ffffff; font-family:sans-serif;}
a[href] {color:#ffffff;}
a[href]:hover {color:#c0c0c0; cursor:pointer;}
a[href]:visited {color:#ffffff;}
a[href] * {text-decoration:underline;}
div {unicode-bidi:bidi-override;}
span {unicode-bidi:bidi-override;}
sup {font-size:0.5em;}
sub {font-size:0.5em;}

Of course the other alternative is to make the text links an image (convert to shapes) rather than plain text.
Then you can choose whichever colour you want in Xtreme without having to edit css code later.