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@justin Greer
I’m not very keen on technology. Can you recommend a good security plugin? I would appreciate your help.

Thank you, everyone for your information.

@ravi. Is it free?

My server service reported that “Class ‘WpProQuiz_View_QuizOverall’ not found ” Please help me, friends. There are so many tests!

I’m facing the same problem, but I don’t know how to fix it either.

Thank you for your enduring assistance. I think it has worked well, but I misunderstood something. I thought that the previously visited links will resume the normal link color (color:#d54e2) after another link is visited (color:#2085c9). So the previously visited links remain ‘blue’?. How can I make the previously visited links resume their original colors rather than in blue? I think this should be my last question.

The visited css code was added. Here are codes added in my custom css:

#post-entry article.post-single h1.post-title, h1.folio {
font-size: 1.9em;
}
#custom #post-entry .post-content a { color:#d54e21 }
body.page h1.post-title { text-decoration:underline; }
#right-sidebar .widget a { color:#d54e21; text-decoration:underline; }
#right-sidebar .widget a:visited { color:#2085c9 !important; }

But I was still unable to solve the problem. Of course, the cache was cleared after the saving. You may want to see my site again after the visited css code has been added. https://www.ubueng.net

It seems that it works with Opera, but does not work with Google Chrome. However, problems still persist. You can see the graphic below. The previously visited link colors have remained the same although the currently visited link is in use. Thank you for great support and patience.

https://postimg.org/image/4otzyktdn/

I removed it after I found out that it didn’t work. #right-sidebar .widget a:visited { color:#2085c9 !important; } did not work in my site. What should I do?

Probably, it doesn’t work because I used “Custom Sidebars” to create sidebar menus. However, why do these two work?

#right-sidebar .widget a { color:#d54e21 }
#right-sidebar .widget a { text-decoration:underline; }

I used to the different hex colors for the link and the visited link, but the results are as follows:

#right-sidebar .widget a { color:#d54e21 } —>> The hex color:#d54e2 does not work, but color:#2085c9 in the visited link does.
#right-sidebar .widget a { text-decoration:underline; }
#right-sidebar .widget a:visited { color:#2085c9 !important; } — >>the visited link remains the same as other links on the same sidebar.

Here is my custom CSS

#post-entry article.post-single h1.post-title, h1.folio {
font-size: 1.6em;
}
#custom #post-entry .post-content a { color:#d54e21 }
body.page h1.post-title { text-decoration:underline; }
#right-sidebar .widget a { color:#d54e21 }
#right-sidebar .widget a { text-decoration:underline; }
#right-sidebar .widget a:visited { color:#d54e21 !important; } —-> does not work.

There must be something wrong in my part. Here is my website: https://ubueng.net/

Thank you Richie for your quick reply. But it doesn’t work. The menu text of the visited page on the sidebar remains the same; it doesn’t change at all. Do you have any other ideas?

Thank you so much.