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After thinking about this for a few hours now, I’m beginning to wonder if this might not be a Mac display issue. Of course I’m assuming your on a Windows box. Because no matter what I do, I can’t get rid of that default Puke Pink color for the visited link.
Maybe I’ll get lucky and another Mac user will come along and help me out.

Done. No change.
It’s frustrating, because I’m almost sure I did it right. But as I said, I’m just beyond newbie, so maybe I didn’t.

Testing my links is more ambition than I had hoped for.
The links I’m currently working on are the Uncategorized & Comments >> link area.
In the style.css the offending code begins at line 188 (at least by BBEdits count).
I’m using Firefox 1.0 on OSX for testing right now, but the visited link color is still default in Safari and MacIE, in otherwords; no change. I’ve no idea how this looks on a WinBox yet.
Does this still show as working properly for you?

Added ; (thanks for catching that). But it didn’t work the visited link is still messed up.

podz; thanks for those links, they were very informative and helpful.
I’ve been doing quite a bit of searching around, looking for any information on coloring authors articles (I’m new to WP, so I had to start learning from somewhere). I’m coming up dry every time, but I’m learning lots more about WP. It just doesn’t look like anyone has done what I’m looking to do, which I personally think is a nifty keen idea for multiple authors. So I got to thinking, why not ask if someone would like to make a plugin that does exactly what I want (I really don’t know enough to do this myself)? I’m willing to work out some kind of reward for designing this (money, beer, DVDs, exploding furbies, flash cards of Lady Godiva, whatever, it can all get worked out ahead of time), I mean just because something is Open Source doesn’t mean you have to work for free right? This way whomever wants to do this can get something besides kudos. And if more than one person wants to have a go, I’m sure we can work something out as well.
What my needs are is something akin to Per-Post Styles found at https://www.blindmuse.com/blog/2004/05/27/per-post-styles -but thats not quite it.
I will have a total of four authors at my blog, I would like each author to have a different color (background) for the articles they write, that appear on the main page.
Example:
Bob’s articles are Blue
Amy’s articles are Red
Joe’s articles are Green
Sue’s articles are Yellow
What would be an idea solution, in my mind at least, and would add the most flexibility to the plugin, is if this were somehow controlled through CSS, with minimal messing around in the PHP code. I also think that it would really add to flexibility for other users is if the “header” and “footer” area of each authors article could also be controlled by CSS.
Let me use Bob as an example;
-header-(date, title, filled under, etc) = Dark Blue background w/ white text
-body-(article text) = Light Blue background w/ black text
-footer-(comments link, etc) = Dark Blue background w/ white text
I hope that makes sense, it would be as if each article would be it’s own box.
While we are at it, it’s not a bad idea to lift the Per-Post Styles idea, and have it apply as well. So that when users select a single author everything is styled to that author. I don’t have permission to lift this for use in another plugin, so we’d have to ask first or start from scratch.
Now if I’ve really made a mess of things, and have confused you let me know. I can always make a quick graphic that shows what I’m after.
You can either contact me through the forum here or email me vangell-at-hoofspots.com and thanks for reading my mess.