Breadcrumb 'visited' color misery

I want to change the 'a:visited' color just on the breadcrumb line.

It seems to be tied to the rest of the 'visited' colours, giving a black color on dark background, which is virtually unreadable.
ive spent a few hours altering the css to isolate this element, to no avail.

Do I need to add a line to the css or something.

thanks

PS the site url is
http://www.pennyfarthinggallery.co.uk/shop/
to take a look.

Please ignore this post (I assumed it was a general customising issue, but of course..I should be over in stylesheet location.
Sorry to have misposted.

No problem. You do have to change it in the stylesheet. Leave your current a:hover setting in place and add the following (change the color/text decoration to whatever fits your site.

#navBreadCrumb a:link {
	color: #FF0000;
	text-decoration: none;
	}


#navBreadCrumb a:visited {
	color: #0000FF;
	text-decoration: none;
	}

#navBreadCrumb a:hover {
	color: #FF0000;
	text-decoration: none;
	}

I put it in my stylesheet after the #navBreadCrumb declaration, but it can go anywhere.

thanks afo.. I got there in the end...Cant wait for the book to arrive!
Im now struggling with the 'white space' demon. ho hum
cheers

kevin_a:

thanks afo.. I got there in the end...Cant wait for the book to arrive!
Im now struggling with the 'white space' demon. ho hum
cheers

The breadcrumb issue was one of simply figuring what to separate out from where. I did it for a prototype, so I knew what you were trying to do.

I see Merlin answered your "white space" post. He's prettu reliable aout such issues.