I want my text link which is black convert to red when user clicks on that and
remains red while user has not clicked on anthor link, and then by clicking on
another link the last link will be black again. Is there anybody who knows
about that? I have it like this now: A:link { COLOR: black; TEXT-DECORATION:
none; font-weight: normal } A:visited { COLOR: black; TEXT-DECORATION: none;
font-weight: normal } A:active { COLOR: red; TEXT-DECORATION: none } A:hover {
COLOR: red; TEXT-DECORATION: none; font-weight: none } What should I add?

Are you using frames?

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"Dentalv6" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I want my text link which is black convert to red when user clicks on that
>and
> remains red while user has not clicked on anthor link, and then by
> clicking on
> another link the last link will be black again. Is there anybody who knows
> about that? I have it like this now: A:link { COLOR: black;
> TEXT-DECORATION:
> none; font-weight: normal } A:visited { COLOR: black; TEXT-DECORATION:
> none;
> font-weight: normal } A:active { COLOR: red; TEXT-DECORATION: none }
> A:hover {
> COLOR: red; TEXT-DECORATION: none; font-weight: none } What should I
> add?
>

I am so sorry, yes!

Let's deal with the frames first. Why are you subjecting yourself and your
visitors to the torture of them?

Frames are much better left with the out-of-date teachers....

Anyhow, there is not an easy way to do what you are asking for with plain
text links....

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"Dentalv6" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I am so sorry, yes!

u know I am not so good in making homepages it is why I used frames. I am learning working with templates now.
About my link, do u mean that it is impossible?

No, it's not impossible, but it would likely be beyond your reach to
understand what someone might tell you.

It would require the use of CSS and javascript. When you click on a link,
the javascript would need to change the color of the link until you click on
some other link.

This is not a native functionality that is provided by either by HTML or
CSS.

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"Dentalv6" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>u know I am not so good in making homepages it is why I used frames. I am
>learning working with templates now.
> About my link, do u mean that it is impossible?

Ok, can u tell me more?

No - sorry. I don't have the javascript skills to unilaterally code this.
But if you are determined, investigate the use of the DW Behavior -
ChangeProperty, to change the style.color of the link....

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"Dentalv6" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Ok, can u tell me more?

OK, thank u. I will try it.