If you're only trying to get a color change on an anchor when you
hover, then just do that with CSS - there's no need to use javascript
for that
li a { color: black }
li a:hover { color: red }
The only real hitch is if you're trying to hover over something other
than an anchor (like a div or a s
Thank you very much for your help Eric - and for replying so quickly.
All I had left to do was to give the default menu item the class of
"clicked" and it works just how I want it. Thanks again.
On Oct 11, 8:24 pm, Eric <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Great question, jez_p!
>
> You've described a
Great question, jez_p!
You've described a common problem. You'll be happy to know that
there's a solution, _and_ that it will help you out in a number of
other ways as you move forward. The solution involves separating the
'clicked' and 'hovered' states, and then specifying that the link is
red o
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