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CSS Let's Practice Selectors!

Alex Vargas
Alex Vargas
1,416 Points
Posted by Alex Vargas
Alex Vargas
1,416 Points

Having a hard time with :visited class

Every time I click on any of the links within main, the page will do some kind of reload and all links will trigger :visited, so I have to delete all browser records but the same issue keeps happening. Here is the code inputted to treehouse's workspace.

main a:link { color: green; }

main a:visited { color: #58FA58; }

main a:hover { color: yellow; }

main a:active { color: purple; }

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points

That all sounds normal, if all the links point to the current page. So selecting any one of them causes the browser to reload the page and then consider the URL (which they all share) as "visited".

If you change the HTML to give them different "href" values, those should not become "visited".

Alex Vargas
Alex Vargas
1,416 Points
Alex Vargas
Alex Vargas
1,416 Points

That makes sense, I'll try that. Thank u so much