"don't you(r code) know which entries are blue and which are purple?"<P>

Actually, no. That's handled entirely by your browser and your browser doesn't tell me which links you've already visited. That'd be a data harvester's dream and security nightmare (bad people would embed links to tons of sites and by seeing which ones you visited would be able to get a pretty good idea of you demographically).

However, I'll have to take a look to see if CSS (stylesheets) has a way I might be able to include the flag graphic whenever the browser displays a non-visited link. That'd be handled browser-side. I don't think I can, but just maybe it's possible. I'll check. That'd be a wonderful solution if it's possible. If any HTML CSS experts out there know the answer I'd appreciate it: Is it possible to create a CSS class for a link that not only formats the font of the link but also displays a graphic following the link?

Regards,
Craig Steiner