Disable "Visited" in IE

The "visited" state is overriding the hover color in a menu in IE. It is not an issue in Firefox.

I don't want to set a visited color, as it will then show in the nav. . .

Is there a way to disable the "visited" rule in IE??

You cannot disable the visited style in one browser without disabling it in all browsers.

Post a link where i can see the problem to investigate the cause further.

Hi Jason --

Try here . Visit HOME, SERVICES, or GALLERY. Once you have visited any of them, the rollover color for that page doesn't change to white; however the current color does change to white (IE only).

Thanks,

Mike

you dont have any visited attributes applied in the style, since you do not supply any visited attributes for he menu items, the active class is applied which over rides the hover class.


since the visited attributes are not set, the hover attribute cannot be applied t the menu items in IE due to css specificity.

Originally Said By: Jason Byrnes

  you dont have any visited attributes applied in the style, since you do not supply any visited attributes for he menu items, the active class is applied which over rides the hover class.


since the visited attributes are not set, the hover attribute cannot be applied t the menu items in IE due to css specificity.  

So I should set the "visited" style to match the "link" style, then when the mouse hovers it will change to the hover style??

It DOES go bold, which is one of the hover attributes though. I'll add the "visited" style and see what happens. . .

ETA: Added a "visited" style -- same color as link. The visited links go BOLD on a hover, but stay the color of the visited style -- no white. . .

Very strange

ETA2: The "active" class is set to #ffffff as well.

ETA3: Solved -- had to manually add the "ul#cssmw li a:hover" declaration after the "ul#cssmw li a:visited" declaration.

Working now -- thanks, Jason. . .