One of the basics of creating a navigation menu is the css links. Such as changing the color or font (perhaps also the background) when we move the mouse over a link. Basically the style offered by the css there are two types of links, first to distinguish between links that have not been visited by a previously visited. The second is to change the rendering in response to user action.
Differentiating with unvisited
There are two syntax is used, the following syntax:
to know is, a:link is valid for unvisited links. Meanwhile, a:visited applies for links that have been visited.
Changing the rendering
Same as before, this technique also involves two syntax
As a: hover applies while the user is designate the element (with some pointing device), but not activate it. And to enable it we using a: active.
There should also note, a: hover MUST come after a: link and a: visited, and a: active MUST come after a: hover. See the example below
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