Hi, Marijn-

Are you creating a skin to distribute or just applying the colored links to your own site?

The two approaches I'd consider are:

1. Add Javascript directly into your skin code.
2. Place JavaScript into a blank Text/HTML module with no container and set module to "display on all pages".

Either way, you'd end up doing the trick with JavaScript.  You want to wait until the page has completely loaded and then parse the appropriate container objects for all link tags, changing the CSS dynamically for those tags.  This insures that you override any link color settings specified by default.css, skin.css, portal.css, module code or even inline by end users.

As for parsing a page and getting collections of link tag objects, you'll use the "getElementsByTagName" method in JavaScript.  Here is a good example:

   https://developer.mozilla.org/En/DOM/Element.getElementsByTagName

...and here's my own example of how to force JavaScript to wait and run after a DNN page has completely loaded:
 
   http://www.eguanasolutions.com/DNN_Blog/EntryID/4.aspx

 
Post back to this thread if that's not enough to get you going.  Cheers!

-mamlin

Hi Mamlin,

Thank you for your response. I first tried the solution proposed by Peter Schotman because this is the most simple solution an this works for me. But, I can imagine that in some cases this solution doesn't do the trick and then I'm definately going to try your JavaScript solution.

Again, thanks for the response,

Cheers,

Marijn