Display a URL

[Mira]

Hello,
can anybody tell me how to display a URL only if it has not been viewed already?
:)
Thanks,
Mira

[Philipp Lenssen]

Mira wrote:

can anybody tell me how to display a URL only if it has not been
viewed already? :)

You can use a CSS like this:

a:visited
{
display: none;
}

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[Stan Brown]

In article <cb*************************@posting.google.com> in
comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html, Mira <fr*******@gmx.de> wrote:

can anybody tell me how to display a URL only if it has not been viewed already?

Philipp has answered the "how", but would you indulge my curiosity
and answer the "why"?

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[Nick Kew]

In article <MP************************@news.odyssey.net>, one of infinite monkeys
at the keyboard of Stan Brown <th************@fastmail.fm> wrote:

Philipp has answered the "how", but would you indulge my curiosity
and answer the "why"?

Can't answer for Mira, but I've done that a few times, going back to
pre-CSS days.

My newsreader very helpfully hides messages and threads I've already
read or killfiled (though I can manually override it). The exact same
behaviour is one such application on the Web.

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[Nick Theodorakis]

On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 21:57:01 +0100, ni**@fenris.webthing.com (Nick
Kew) wrote:

My newsreader very helpfully hides messages and threads I've already
read or killfiled (though I can manually override it). The exact same
behaviour is one such application on the Web.

Sounds like a good use for a user stylesheet for reading usenet on the
web (such as with google groups).

Nick

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[Nick Kew]

In article <3f**************@netnews.worldnet.att.net>, one of infinite monkeys
at the keyboard of ni**************@hotmail.com (Nick Theodorakis) wrote:

My newsreader very helpfully hides messages and threads I've already
read or killfiled (though I can manually override it). The exact same
behaviour is one such application on the Web.

Sounds like a good use for a user stylesheet for reading usenet on the
web (such as with google groups).

I haven't considered that. In any case, it wasn't an option in 1995
when I implemented it.

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