1.
a.baner:link {color:#e3610d}
a.baner:visited {color:#e3610d}


is it possible to leave the link same as visited??cause I heard that it's not good to do so. And if I cant then how I can do so, the different way??

2.When you visit a link, nex time you go the sam page you get that link outlined...is it possible to get rid of it ??

Thx for any kind of help

There's a few psuedo-classes you would need to look into and style them accordingly to how you want them to look.

:link
:visited
:hover
:active
:focus

These all affect the anchor element you reference above with the class of banner. You can style these how you like, even having the visited and link the same, the reason they want you to differentiate it, is so users aren't confused or lost when visiting your site.

Cheers,

MC

Im sure I've read somewhere that browsers blacklist, or sth. like that, pages where links are the same color.

any clues how to get rid of that dotted outline thing?

any clues how to get rid of that dotted outline thing?

use text-decoration: none;

No... text-decoration: none may cause some people with visual impairments to miss the fact that text is a link, especially if all you're doing is changing the color.

If by 'dotted outline' I suspect you mean the little box that IE puts in there.. and there's no way to get rid of that. A looooooooooongg time ago there was a javascript solution to get rid of it, but I haven't seen that used in years. Just accept that there's nothing you can do about the way IE does that sort of thing.

A tactic to get you blacklisted would be making text, or a link, the same color as the background to deliberately hide it.

the problem is that I'm using the same color as the background. But you still can clearly see where are the lniks, a part from the fact that this info is writen underneath. I would rilly suffer If I'd have to change the color but I don't want to be black listed by the browsers.
Would it be ok if I just change the links: for ex.: #000009 and the background #000000??