You get a bit more power when styling CSS links. The following will work:
a
{
...style information here...
}
With that you'll be be able to style the overall appearance for links. It is better however, to style links like so:
a:link
{
...style information for links in their normal state, meaning the mouse isn't hovering over them, and they're not currently being selected...
}
a:visited
{
...style information for links that have been visited...
}
a:hover
{
...style information for links when the mouse is hovering over the top of them
}
a:active
{
...style information for when the user has clicked down on the link but has not let go of the mouse button yet...
}
It is recommended to use the latter four to style the links on your page. If you want to have links appear the same regardless of whether they have been visited, whether the mouse is hovering over them or whether they are being selected at the moment or not, you should do the following:
a:link, a:visited, a:hover, a:active
{
...style information for links...
}
So, Tryout styling links yourself, and then take the quiz on styling links to make sure it's clicked... hehe... clicked... get it? ^_^ (You "right... >_<")