Hi! To get this right, I'll post the html-part first:
<div class="memberarea"> <div class="memberpic"> <a href="#"> <img src="the_image.jpg" alt="Mr. X" title="Mr. X" /> </a> </div> <div class="memberinfo"> <h4>Mister X</h4> <p>Info 1</p> <p>Info 2</p> <p>Info 3</p> <a href="##" class="email">[EMAIL PROTECTED]</a> </div> </div> Now, I'd like to add a css property (or even better: a:hover-state) to the link in the "memberpic"-div everytime the link with the class "email" is hovered. The image-link changes from b/w to color when it's hovered (more info at: http://www.bertdesign.de/designen/css-tutorial-i-hover-effect-on-linked-images). Because both links will include the same "mailto:" address, I want the image-shifting to occur on the "normal" link, too. I tried to do this with the following code: $(document).ready(function(){ $("a.email").hover( function () { $(this).prev("a").css({"margin-left":"-210px"}); }, function () { $(this).prev("a").css({"margin-left":"-210px"}).remove(); } ); }); That's what I expected to get done: When hovering an "a.email"-link, the previous link should get the "margin-left: -210px;"-property and should loose it again when the mouse is out of the link-area. Since I'm totally new to jQuery, I tried to copy/paste the code from the documentation and fit it to my needs. This didn't work out & I have no idea how to achieve the desired effect. Any help is appreciated. Sorry for this stupid question (and the maybe bad english ;) ). Thanks! Greetings, Jayzon