CSS - A:Visited

[bra1niac]

I can't believe I have never had this problem before. And I use CSS a LOT.

In a nutshell, here's what I am trying to do:

When a user mouses over text (color: orangewhich is an anchor (A:Hover {color: white;}) I would like the text to revert to the orange. As we know it normally does not. Well, I have added the element of A:Visited {color: orange;} but now the A:Hover doesn't work. Basically, there is no rollover.

How can I get it to swap it back to the original color without using javascript? The javascript I am currently using for this same anchor will conflict so the CSS was the perfect solution until...

Does anyone know a workaround? "It's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission." - Rear Admiral Dr. Grace Hopper

 

[bra1niac]

Nevermind.

In case anyone is wondering:

Set A {color: orange;}
Set A:Hover {color: white;}

It works just fine. Sheesh.
"It's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission." - Rear Admiral Dr. Grace Hopper