give the elements childrent a class called : "nomralffont"
with the following css
.normalfont {
font-weight:normal!important;
}
this is just an example
you may went to give them a different style but use the !important
On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 12:31 PM, jmatthews <jmatth...@xexam.net> wrote:
> I am manipulating a style on elements with class="House" or "Senate."
> Unfortunately, it sets the style for every child underneath.
>
> The tree is like this:
>
> AL
> House of Representatives
> Member
> Member
> Member
> Senate
> Member
> Member
> Member
>
> House has class="House." Senate has class="Senate." This is just the
> label next to a checkbox that either says "House of Representatives"
> or "Senate." I am using that label for a mouseover function, where
> the label turns blue and is italicized for clicking.
>
> Beneath this are all the Representatives or Senators, as children of
> the previous element with class="House" or "Senate."
>
> So, now, when I mouse over any of the children, they italicize as
> well.
>
> This occurs due to my command that says $(".House,.Senate").mouseover
> (function().....
>
> I need something to control only the top level, e.g. $
> (".House,.Senate"(but not their children)....
>
> Does anyone know the way to do this?
>
