Stylesheet definition order for ‘small results’ (srgi)

KKagi

On the main results page, when there’s (a set of) results with one main result and a couple of sub (‘srgi’) results underneath (from the same domain), it seems that the the hover style is not applied over the visited property. That is, visited links don’t change style when hovered.
I guess, just simply changing the order of definition in main-search-results.scss.css

first defining .__srgi-title a:visited, and
then defining .__srgi-title a:hover
would solve this. Unless this is intended ofc 🙂
I managed to override it in the custom CSS setting, but finding the cause was extra few minutes, and I guess it can be classified a bug.

I would expect the main results and sub-results styling work the same way when visited Or hovered.

RoxyRoxyRoxy

Hi, is this still an issue?

KKagi

Yes, same as before. It still looks inconsistent.

Steps to reproduce:

Search for e.g. 'stocks' Today this gives me, as second result, Elliot Jay Stocks... blabla.
a. One main result (2025 in review), and two sub results:
b. ... pirated, and
c. ... good riddance, PayPal.
Hover over a, see what happens: black-to-purple
hover over b. also black-to-purple.
hover over c. same as 3
click a. and then back, and b, and then back. Do not click c.
Now both a and b will show with blue (visited).
Now repeat hover over a and b again, and check versus c, where you didn't click: a and c work the same (to purple), but b will stay blue even though you're hovering again... and this is because the visitited property overwrites the hover property.