Roll-over in CSS

2008-07-24 Thread Richard Ashbery 
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?

If it helps I can mail the code (from Creating Web Sites Bible) if it
helps.

Appreciate all the work you've done so far on the project.

Regards

Richard

Re: Roll-over in CSS

2008-07-24 Thread Richard Ashbery 
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   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