hover

[domeceo]

I'm new to CSS. I have seen hover used with anchor elements to chang
the text color but can it be used with any other elements? Are ther
any other simple alternate methods of changing text color without th
use of images (like with onMouseover/onMouseout)

domece
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[David Dorward]

domeceo wrote:

I'm new to CSS. I have seen hover used with anchor elements to change
the text color but can it be used with any other elements?
Yes, but it doesn't work in IE.
Are there any other simple alternate methods of changing text color
without the use of images (like with onMouseover/onMouseout)?
You can access CSS properties via objRef.style.propertyName (converting
two-part properties to camelCase), or change the class wtih
objRef.className.
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[fenian]

Maybe stick it in a table, and give the table cell an id, and then have
a mouseover on the table cell change the bgcolor. Example follows. Question
to throw out there - is getElementById() an IE only thing? I have to admit,
I'm pretty green with the Javascript, and have only had call to write for IE
so far, and so haven't concerned myself too much with cross browser stuff.

<script>

function chBgcolor() {
document.getElementById("link1").bgColor = "FFFFFF";
return true;
}

</script>
[html]
<tr>
<td id="link1" onmouseover="chBgcolor();"><a href="link">link
text</a></td>
</tr>
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I'm new to CSS. I have seen hover used with anchor elements to change
the text color but can it be used with any other elements? Are there
any other simple alternate methods of changing text color without the
use of images (like with onMouseover/onMouseout)?
domeceo
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[Steve Pugh]

"fenian" <fe****@start.ca> wrote:

"domeceo" <do************@mail.forum4designers.com> wrote in message
news:do************@mail.forum4designers.com...

I'm new to CSS. I have seen hover used with anchor elements to change
the text color but can it be used with any other elements? Are there
any other simple alternate methods of changing text color without the
use of images (like with onMouseover/onMouseout)?

Top posting fixed, please don't.
Maybe stick it in a table, and give the table cell an id, and then have
a mouseover on the table cell change the bgcolor.
Why does it need to be in a table?

Using .style.backgroundColor rather than .bgcolor it will work for any
element.
Question
to throw out there - is getElementById() an IE only thing?

No. It's part of the W3C DOM and is supported by IE5+, Gecko, Opera
and others. The IE only 'equivalent' is document.all

Steve

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[Andrés Sedano]

http://www.xs4all.nl/~peterned/csshover.html

Try this...

Steve Pugh wrote:

"fenian" <fe****@start.ca> wrote:

"domeceo" <do************@mail.forum4designers.com> wrote in message
news:do************@mail.forum4designers.com.. .

I'm new to CSS. I have seen hover used with anchor elements to change
the text color but can it be used with any other elements? Are there
any other simple alternate methods of changing text color without the
use of images (like with onMouseover/onMouseout)?

Top posting fixed, please don't.

Maybe stick it in a table, and give the table cell an id, and then have
a mouseover on the table cell change the bgcolor.

Why does it need to be in a table?

Using .style.backgroundColor rather than .bgcolor it will work for any
element.

Question
to throw out there - is getElementById() an IE only thing?

No. It's part of the W3C DOM and is supported by IE5+, Gecko, Opera
and others. The IE only 'equivalent' is document.all

Steve