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Customizing HTML Link Colors with CSS

By default, browsers display links with specific colors to indicate their state: blue for unvisited, purple for visited, and red for active (while being clicked). However, you can easily customize these colors using CSS pseudo-classes to match your website's design.

The Four Link States

You can control the style of a link for four different states:

a:link - A normal, unvisited link.
a:visited - A link the user has already visited.
a:hover - A link when the user mouses over it.
a:active - A link the moment it is clicked.

For these styles to work correctly, they should be defined in the following order: a:link, a:visited, a:hover, a:active (LVHA).

This is a styled link.

Styling Links as Buttons

You can also use CSS to make your links look like modern, clickable buttons. This is a common technique for calls-to-action.