Hmm, right you are, does not work in FF, can someone maybe give me
a example
of how to do this, start to finish, where you have a list of links,
vertical, and hovering anywhere in the row will highlight that row
background, and also toggle the link color of the text, even if it
is not
100% as wide as the row.
Scott,
Richard had the right method for you to use. IE doesn't read the
":hover" psuedo class on anything other than links. If you remove the
tr:hover and instead create the a:link, a:visited, and a:hover states
for the navigation you will achieve the desired result.
Using the display: block property will, as Richard explained, fill
the links "hot area" to cover the full width of the td (and thusly
the tr). I'm not sure if you've changed it yet but taking a look at
the source shows me that you're close. The one thing I noticed is
that you're missing the text color declaration in the #navcontainer
a:hover style. Try adding "color: #333" or whatever color you'd like
the text to be in there.
HTH,
Mike Stickel
Screenflicker Developments
www.screenflicker.com
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