So far loading up a DIV with s and then something like:
target_div { overflow: hidden; text-decoration:none; }
is the only thing I've been able to pull off in IE. It does seem to
work tolerably though. You can see it in action/grab source via the
URL in the original post.
It's not what I'd co
Hi hedgomatic and h0tzen,
I'm experiencing the same problem here. I've tried mouseover/mouseout,
hover()... without success.
On Mar 6, 7:08 pm, hedgomatic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I actually started with hover, with something along the lines of...
>
> -(snip)
> $("#trigger_news").h
I actually started with hover, with something along the lines of...
-(snip)
$("#trigger_news").hover(
function () {$("#news").addClass("news_on");},
function () {$("#news").removeClass("news_on");$
("#news").addClass("news");});
-(/snip)
...which
use jquerys specific hover-method which workarounds the browser-
failures of mouseover/mouseout.
in the recent jquery-plugin there are also new virtual events
mouseenter, mouseleave i think, which wrap
mouseouver and mouseout and are used by hover()
$(elem).hover(overFn, outFn)
Update: adding overflow:hidden to my "trigger" DIVs and tossing in a
load of non-breaking spaces seems to do the trick tolerably, but this
feels like a cludgy solution.
On Mar 5, 10:01 pm, hedgomatic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm working on getting what should be a simple rollover
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