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Im having problems getting netscape to recognise the css hover command. this is the code css code that i am using.
A:hover { COLOR: white; TEXT-DECORATION: overline; FONT-SIZE: 12; } Is there a problem with it or is this another of netscapes "quirks" Any help appreciated. Russ |
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The hover command is currently supported only by IE 4.0 and over; using it in other browsers has no effect.
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana,Arial,Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>
A:hover { COLOR: white; TEXT-DECORATION: overline; FONT-SIZE: 12; } [/B][/quote] Russ - This is not a supported element in netscape. I think it might have support in the new mozilla 6.0. That's why it don't work. ;-) The only way to make this work in netscape is with a function and some <span> tags. Don't bother. It's a pain in the ***. Check out developer.netscape.com for more info. bio [This message has been edited by jon dillon (edited April 14, 2000).] |
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