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eaglelegend

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From what Ive heard, the only way to apply a hover effect is through an <a> (active) state. I could be wrong though  :-\ Could you provide any info from where you might have come to this technique?

 

a {

color:blue;

}

 

a:hover {

color:red;

}

im trying everything possible, well what I know anyway, since im not the grand master of CSS thats why I posted here, thing is the hovers colors are showing ie the white which ia meant to be the hover colors and the I have lost the red color I dont know why...

this is where I found it...

http://www.netobjects.com/workbench/textrollover.html

 

however I have now got to the point where I put eg bg color:#fffff then that info there after... I know this here is not correct but I just writ it for quickness

.text_box {
background-color:hover(color:#ffffff;) #e73738;
border:hover(color:#ffffff;) 4px solid #292929;
color:hover(color:#e73738;) #ffffff;
}

 

 

wtf???? Am I missing some new syntax in css???

 

try this instead...

 

.text_box {
background-color:#e73738;
border:4px solid #292929;
color:#ffffff;
}

.text_box:hover {
background-color:#fff;
border-color:#fff;
color:#fff;
}

 

you will need to use some javascript in IE6 to get this to work (but I never bother with that - it rewards people who don't upgrade to better browsers).

easy now tigers!!!!

 

there'll only be flaming here if its warrented! - flame away people....

 

eaglelegend has indeed PM'd me - for future reference I don't need thanks...

 

PayPal donations yes - but thanks not necessary...

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