Yes, they do. The Web Services team generally programs 4 different colors or decorations on a link.
Donors, bulls and any other text that has a link will have several states. The two most noticed are the original link color and a visited link color. Once you have clicked on a link, it will change color so you can tell at a glance which animals you have looked at and which ones are still new.
You may have noticed several color changes on the links when you looked at it, put your mouse over the links, clicked on it, and come back to the page a second time.
Here's the original link state for Woodhill Foresight:
If you hover over the name (put your mouse over the link, but don't click), it changes color:
And the same happens when you hover over his picture.
When you click on the name, you'll briefly see it flash an even brighter green:
And finally, after you've visited his page, his name turns purple.
This is handy when you have a big list. Can you tell which bulls I have read about?
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Thuy Copeland
Web Developer
Angus Productions Inc.