so far so good about my %, but there is still the effect of ignoring
onmouseout. To be more specific: the class change to hover remains
although the mouse left the field. On the other hand the CSS :hover does
it right.
Mark Slater wrote:
> -moz-opacity doesn't use percentages. It goes from 0.0 to 1.0,
> so 50% opacity would be -moz-opacity:0.5;
>
> hth
> mark
>
>
> Andres Obrero wrote:
>
>> a)
>> moving quick the mouse several times over the table does not always
>> apply the onmouseout, but if i remove the opacity in the style it works
>> correct.
>> b) why the opacity doesn't apply on textNodes below?
>>
>> what should I change?
>>
>> *************************************
>>
>> <style>
>>
>> .norm{ background-color:#DDDDFF;}
>> .xhover{background-color:#FFDDFF;}
>>
>> .norm{ filter:alpha(Opacity=50); -moz-opacity:50%;}
>> .xhover{filter:alpha(Opacity=100);-moz-opacity:100%;}
>>
>> .flom{ background-color:#DDDDFF; filter:alpha(Opacity=50);
>> -moz-opacity: 50%;}
>> .flom:hover{background-color:#FFDDFF;filter:alpha(Opacity=100);
>> -moz-opacity: 100%;}
>>
>> </style>
>> <body>
>> <table width='100%'>
>> <tr>
>> <td class='norm' onmouseover='this.className="xhover"'
>> onmouseout='this.className="norm";' ><img src='somepic'width='50'
>> height='50'>haumichblau</td>
>> <td class='norm' onmouseover='this.className="xhover"'
>> onmouseout='this.className="norm";' >haumichblau</td>
>> <td class='flom' >haumichblau</td>
>> <td class='flom' ><img src='somepic' width='50'
>> height='50'>haumichblau</td>
>> </tr>
>> </table>
>> </body>
>>
>
