CSS1 Test Suite: 2.1 anchor

The style declarations which apply to the text below are:

    A {color: green;}
    A:link {color: purple;}
    A:visited {color: lime;}
    A:active {color: maroon;}
    #one {color: #006600;}

The following anchors should appear as described; none of them should be red.

- Purple unvisited, lime (light green) visited, maroon (dark red) while active (being clicked):
  - W3C Web server
  - NIST Web server
  - CWRU Web server
  - Yahoo!
  - Erewhon (don't click on it, it goes nowhere)
- Dark green in any circumstance:
  - CWRU Web server

The quoted word "anchor" should be green, NOT purple, since it's part of an anchor. It's a named anchor, and styles declared for the A tag are applied to them under CSS1. It also should NOT turn orange when clicked upon.

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| The following anchors should appear as described; none of them should be red. Purple unvisited, lime (light green) visited, maroon (dark red) while active (being clicked): W3C Web server NIST Web server CWRU Web server Yahoo! Erewhon (don't click on it, it goes nowhere) Dark green in any circumstance: CWRU Web server The quoted word "anchor" should be green, NOT purple, since it's part of an anchor. It's a named anchor, and styles declared for the A tag are applied to them under CSS1. It also should NOT turn orange when clicked upon.