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I have a site I designed for a client which is primarily used by the visually impaired and adults with learning disabilities.
For some reason the client is reporting that when a link in the navigation is visited it is not identified despite the CSS being coded to change colour for a visited link. I have tried it in a few browsers but have been unable to re-create the issue.
Is their an issue with visited links in CSS3?
I am beginning to think it might just be a local issue.
We could really do with some more info on this or maybe some code examples.
But, if your customer is using Safari on a Mac the issue may be as a result of this:
http://www.evotech.net/blog/2010/06/safari-5-link-selector-bug/