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How to change colour of "linked" word?

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So I've successfully linked "About" to the about me page, so linking isn't the problem. But once I linked, the colour of my "about" changed from black (my original colour that i put as) to blue... How do i change it back?

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A link is a CSS Pseudo-class. The link properties change to denote a new link state. For example:

a:link = an unvisited link (browser default color is blue).

a:visited = a visited link (browser default color is purple).

a:hover = on mouse over.

a:active = on click & hold.

a:focus = on tab key focus.

You define each link state in your global CSS file. If undefined, browser default colors will be applied.

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Nancy OShea

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A link is a CSS Pseudo-class. The link properties change to denote a new link state. For example:

a:link = an unvisited link (browser default color is blue).

a:visited = a visited link (browser default color is purple).

a:hover = on mouse over.

a:active = on click & hold.

a:focus = on tab key focus.

You define each link state in your global CSS file. If undefined, browser default colors will be applied.

Nancy

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