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11 years agoThat code sets all links no matter the state (hover, active, visited, etc) to the same color. You'd want to set the :visited link to a new color. ie.
.lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body-content a,
.lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body-content a:link,
.lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body-content a:hover,
.lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body-content a:active,
.lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body-content a:focus,
.lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body-content a:visited{ color: #47B7E6;} .lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body-content a:visited{ color: blue;}
To clarify, the second line overrides the style in the first declaration. You could just not include that selector in the first declaration for improved performance/simplicity.
.lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body-content a,
.lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body-content a:link,
.lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body-content a:hover,
.lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body-content a:active,
.lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body-content a:focus{ color: #47B7E6;} .lia-body .lia-content .lia-message-body-content a:visited{ color: blue;}
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