Blue and Dan,Thanks for your posts! Since my ultimate goal for posting in this forum is to learn, I've tried both methods so that I can learn them. Right now I'm having some problems implementing them both. I'll give you each a respective address. (Also, I've put the script into the HTML for now, so that we have to look at only one page.) I have a basic Javascript question for both of you. Do you call the script at the end of the body tag so that the script will override the CSS?Blue: http://www.interfacelanguages.com/brilli2/01.htmlRight now, the first arrow is turning black instead of the "01" turning black. Do the <li>s have something to do with that? I'm trying to not only implement a functional code, but also understand what is really going on.Dan: http://www.interfacelanguages.com/brilli/jess1.htmlAt first I didn't see any changes when I implemented your script. Then, I was wondering if the CSS gray text color was overriding the change to black. I don't know if that was a correct assessment, but when I took away the color command for "a" in the CSS, I got two different colors, as was the intent. However, the colors weren't gray and black; they are blue and purple. Additionally, while I get two different colors in the top, textual nav, I get only blue in the numbered subnav on the left. Could you take a look at the script to see if I implemented it correctly?Again, thank you both for your continued help. Forums like this greatly assist people like me, people who are trying to teach themselves new concepts.