On Sat, 7 Jun 2008, Keith Hopper wrote:
On 5 Jun 2008 Anthony Hilton wrote:
Surely it is a browser setting to change the colour of a link which
has been followed.
It's all the same issue -- namely that the :visited pseudo class is not
currently supported. All NetSurf's rendering is implemented in terms of
CSS, regardless of where the styling came from.
I often come across documents which either themselves or in associated
style sheets have something like the following -
a {
text-decoration: none :
color : rgb(0,0,0) ;
background-color: transparent
}
which Netsurf insists on ignoring
Quite right, too -- it's invalid. The above CSS reduces to:
a { background-color: transparent }
as the colon after "none" should be a semicolon. The CSS parsing rules
are quite clear in this scenario and state that the entire declaration up
to the next semicolon or block is discarded.
If you /did/ mean there to be a semicolon there, then I'd appreciate a
testcase demonstrating the failure, as it works fine here.
John.
