Bruno Fassino Wrote:
In addition to the advices you have already received, you should also
consider that in general in IE/Win the following doesn't work:
... a:hover descendant-element-of-a { ... }
unless there is also a rule affecting directly
... a:hover { ... }
that is exactly what fixed it
Alisha schrieb:
I just tried to implement a simple change of background color on a a:hover
but i realized it doesn't work at all in IE
#foot img {
border:none
}
#foot a:hover img {
background: #b55ad4;
}
Alisha, i have answered this in the thread [Re: [css-d] image mouseover
effect wit
On Thu, 16 Jun 2005 20:20:43 +0100, Alisha wrote:
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> and the css easy as it can be..
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> #foot img {
> border:none
> }
> #foot a:hover img {
> background: #b55ad4;
> }
This will not work because you are using a jpeg image. The background
goes behind the image, so
Alisha
> I just tried to implement a simple change of background color on a a:hover
> but i realized it doesn't work at all in IE and i really have no idea of
> why.
> Is this a known issue and is there a way to get around it?
This code is saying that you want to apply a background color to
the*im
I just tried to implement a simple change of background color on a a:hover
but i realized it doesn't work at all in IE and i really have no idea of
why.
Is this a known issue and is there a way to get around it?
the markup is quite simple actually
it's like
...
http://";>
and the css
