CSS - Onload Temporary Text Link Color?
Going to the far below link and clicking on the top link "projects" of that page brings up a menu with three links. Clicking on one of those links, 'Built' for example, brings up another submenu and at the same time it highlights "Built" as orange. Clicking on "Unbuilt" or "In Progress" has the same effect.
What I'm now needing to happen is if say you click on "Block" under the "Built" menu and it goes to the "Block" page I have "projects" and "Block" highlighted as orange but I'm not sure how to have "Built" continually highlighted as orange but when either "Unbuilt" or "In Progress" is clicked on the link "Built" goes to grey and the menu item clicked on turns to orange - as I currently have it. Seems what I need is an CSS class/ID OnLoad for just "Built" (per this example) to where when going to the "Block" page the link "Built" is orange in the beginning but when the other links are clicked on it turns to grey. Would anyone have advice on how to achieve this? This doesn't work in Safari btw: http://www.royseeagleton.com/new/ Thanks!, Wesley Similar TutorialsHow do I get rid of the blue text and underline ?? 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