Hi Reggie,
I don´t know if I´m on the right lines, here´s a useful link:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/horizdropdowns (see making it work)
You would just need to create the relavent js file and include
something like this in your layout/head:
Of course, you will need to include the JS help
Thanks for all the suggestions, but I was under the impresion that CSS
is the best way to go with this, and I've head good success with
Firefox, and IE7 so I'd like to continue that path.
Tobius, I should probably do what you're suggesting. However, I don't
understand how to attach events to a v
... or use the IE7 script!On 6/6/06, Tobius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The suckerfish hovers are fine and all, but using the css :hover pseudoelement is how most situations that require a hover effect should behandled. It's unfortunate that IE doesn't properly support it but one
day it will. If you
The suckerfish hovers are fine and all, but using the css :hover pseudo
element is how most situations that require a hover effect should be
handled. It's unfortunate that IE doesn't properly support it but one
day it will. If you're using csshover (or a similar script) when that
day comes then yo
I know its not the answer you are looking for, but have you also
considered using the suckerfish script ?
olivvv
Reggie Johnson wrote:
> Does anybody have an example on how to use Peterned's 'whatever:hover'
> technique (http://www.xs4all.nl/~peterned/csshover.html) with Cake? It
> adds the ab
I recommend against the .htc method, in favor of applying a css class
name using JavaScript. Like this:
function elHover() {
if (document.getElementById("navItem")) {
var hoverEl = document.getElementById("navItem");
hoverEl.onmouseover=function() {
That URL (/css/csshover.htc) should work, assuming your site is located
at the root of the domain (i.e. not in a subfolder).
Your best bet when referencing external files in CSS is to use relative
paths, i.e. ../folder/file. This should work for anything in webroot.
Also, in Windows XP SP2, HTC
Does anybody have an example on how to use Peterned's 'whatever:hover'
technique (http://www.xs4all.nl/~peterned/csshover.html) with Cake? It
adds the ability to accept a CSS ':hover' to items in Internet Explorer
(in addition to the 'a' which is already supported). It is useful for
making popup
