Hello all...

heres the thing.

My site HERE---> http://www.themxdomain.com

Seems to a have a little issue.

The colomns to the left and right are HTML and the main page is .PHP and calls the <include> script to display the navigation, making it easier for me to update!

The problem is, click a link in the LEFT navigation and when the page loads, the LEFT navigation stays the same colour.

Click a link in the RIGHT colomn and when the page loads, all the links have now gone BLACK?

I just want them all to stay like they are on the HOME page. Grey, with Black rollover, and light blue when visited.

I have checked the CCS (Page Properties in dreamweaver) for the links and have set ALL the navigation to my desired settings. Yet it still wont play ball. Im viewing in IE6.

Feel free to take a look for yourselves.

Any help much appreciated.

MXMaster©

I have uploaded 2 CCS files.

might have something to do with this?

<!-- End search form -->
      </span>
      </form></td>
      <td width="138" height="212" rowspan="2" valign="top" bgcolor="#F0F4F7"><div align="center">
          <p>

            <title>Navigation ::</title> 
<link href="navccs.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<style type="text/css">
<!--
a:visited {
	color: #8E969B;
}
-->
</style><table width="132" height="182" border="1" align="center" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" bordercolor="#CDD4DD">
          <tr>

this should be in the head of the document not in the middle of it

hth

karinne is right.

To make things easy for yourself simply take ALL of your CSS code and put it in its own file.

Take this:

a:visited {color: #8E969B;}

and any other CSS code and place it into its own file and call it "stylesheet.css"


Then place this on the top of all of your pages:

<LINK REL=STYLESHEET type="text/css" HREF="stylesheet.css">

Good luck!

I noticed you have two css pages,

http://www.themxdomain.com/mainboxes.css

and

http://www.themxdomain.com/navccs.css.

There is no problem with this as you can add as many css pages as you want. Karinne is right though, the links for them need to be in the head. The problem ironically is that the mainboxes.css is in the head and that is the .css page causing your problem. The color attributes on this page are the ones you need to change to match your color scheme. If you edit those link colors you should be all set.

I would also recommend moving the link to navccs to the head, although I haven't quite figured out why you need both. It seems you could consolidate the two to one. Although it is possible you need to seperate them for some reason I dont understand, in which case I will mind my own business.

BTW I really like your site, very clean design.

Cheers,

Thanks All,

got the problem fixed, and you were right faze1, it was my Mainboxes.css that wasn't configured correctly, thanks also to the others who helped.

Karine and AC.

Your help has been greatful.

MXMaster©