On 2007/01/15 14:25 (GMT-0800) Stephan Wehner apparently typed:
> Thinking about styling "visited links", in a site like craigslist.org,
> it would make sense to me to change the font-size
> a:visited {
> font-size: 130%
> }
> Are there sites that do that? Is it a bad idea?
> With a large collection of links (like at craigslist) one may assume
> (on page-reload) the user may like to revisit pages they checked in
> the past. By increasing the links font size, they are both easier to
> locate, and easier to actually click on.
The traditional way makes a lot more sense to me (purple instead of blue
- i.e. different color for visited rather than different size):
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20040503.html
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