From the course: Practical CSS for No-Coders
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Styling links with CSS
From the course: Practical CSS for No-Coders
Styling links with CSS
- [Instructor] Links have a special place on the web. As you may know, links are blue and underlined by default. They become purple after they are visited. I am looking at the CodePen for this particular exercise. And if you have visited some of my other courses like Introduction to Web Design and Development or Practical HTML for No-Coders, you may notice that you have links that look different than mine. Perhaps they are purple and underlined. That indicates that somewhere along the way, you have visited those links, and therefore you have a visited state of that link here on your page. I'm currently working in a guest tab here inside of Chrome, and Chrome does not show that I've visited any of those courses, even though I have, because the guest login is a little bit different than my regular login for Chrome. So it looks like I have all unvisited links. But in any case, let us take a look at how links can be formatted…
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