I don't know how your page is structured: but it is possible to give
both elements a single common ancestor (which is itself not visible),
then you could put the mouseout handler on that item. It would fire
if a mouseout occurred on either child.
as for creating a timeout event: the window.setTi
Could you try binding the same function their mouseover/out events (or
jQuery's hover event)
Then inside that function, look at the event.target and
event.relatedTarget to work out whether the mouse if simply moving
between the two elements or actually entering/leaving them.
George
On Jul 29, 6
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