In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, John-Mark Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thu, 24 Jul 2008, Richard Ashbery wrote:
> > I've been having a look at CSS - I am in the learning curve mode. > > I've tried a piece of test code that enables a user to "hover" > > over a link which forces a colour change and the text to grow > > larger. I can't see anything in the Help file...... CSS > > properties about the id selector declaration #menu li a:hover. I > > hope this is the correct terminology. Are your team intending to > > implement this useful Javascript "lookalike" facility? > Pseudo selectors are on the todo list, yes. Excellent John. I have just looked again at NetSurf's CSS features list and it clearly says Pseudo-classes and elements not started. Sorry about that - as I have stated before I have a problem with understanding the CSS terminology. I have just ordered a CSS specific book from Amazon to try to get a better understanding of this complex subject. Thanks for your reply. Things are progressing so quickly in CSS I wonder if it heralds the end of Javascript. Live in hopes. I do like the CSS structure - some of the basic stuff I've looked at makes a lot of sense and can significantly improve the look of web pages. Regards Richard
