RE:[wdvltalk] Use CSS to change _other_ content on rollover

Well, now I'm stymied indeed. Eric's example at that site works as expected in IE. So I thought that perhaps since I was adding this to existing code I was suffering from forest for the trees syndrome. This morning, I created a new, very simple document with one div, containing one anchor,

RE: [wdvltalk] Use CSS to change _other_ content on rollover

Scott, While it may seem like I know a lot about CSS compared to the people on the css-d list I'm a piker. When it comes to the browser bugs I'm not that strong. I'd suggest posting the issue over to that list and if there is someone who can fix it they will tell you what the issue is.

Re: [wdvltalk] Use CSS to change _other_ content on rollover

Thanks so much, Cheryl. I wasn't sure where to look next; I thought that there must be a CSS list but listserv didn't seem to carry it. I will definitely check out css-d (and subscribe!), especially since I have resolved to, wherever possible, adopt a CSS approach to techniques that I used to

Re: [wdvltalk] Use CSS to change _other_ content on rollover

I had a look at the page in both IE6 (PC) and Firefox1. I don't see any difference. I haven't been following this thread, just the last post with whatever original was in that. If you would like to restate the flaw that I am suppose to be seeing, I will have another look. Offlist, if you'd

RE: [wdvltalk] Use CSS to change _other_ content on rollover

BTW, are you observing the same thing--Firefox works on that test page but IE doesn't? I'm seeing the same thing - works in FF, but not in IE. Good luck, Scott. Kind regards, Steven Olson Alyption Media Group 104 S. Pine Street, Suite C Sandpoint, ID 83864 [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL

Re: [wdvltalk] Use CSS to change _other_ content on rollover

Not at all. Maybe whatever can be found to resolve this issue will help others here. Sorry about the lack of context; I usually try to remember to trim messages when they get pretty long in a thread, which is good for low-bandwidth folks but means context is lost in later messages. I'm

Re: [wdvltalk] Use CSS to change _other_ content on rollover

Scott Glasgow wrote: Not at all. Maybe whatever can be found to resolve this issue will help others here. Sorry about the lack of context; I usually try to remember to trim messages when they get pretty long in a thread, which is good for low-bandwidth folks but means context is lost in

Re: [wdvltalk] Use CSS to change _other_ content on rollover

trusz wrote: Scott Glasgow wrote: ::snip:: Sorry about the lack of context; I usually try to remember to trim messages when they get pretty long in a thread, which is good for low-bandwidth folks but means context is lost in later messages. I'm trying to duplicate the menu effects at Eric

Re: [wdvltalk] Use CSS to change _other_ content on rollover

No! Please, please post to the list. I have had a similar problem (unresolved and almost abandoned). And I hope some solution emerges. Joseph Harris http://www.smilepoetryweekly.com - Original Message - From: T-- [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: wdvltalk@lists.wdvl.com Sent: Sunday, August

RE: [wdvltalk] Use CSS to change _other_ content on rollover

I hadn't checked it this morning. Not much time before heading out the door, figured I'd give you a pointer on where to look instead. The page sort of works in Firefox (don't like the red background). The reason I say sort of is because on my tablet some of the default text visible during the

Re: [wdvltalk] Use CSS to change _other_ content on rollover

[Reply inline] Cheryl D Wise wrote: I hadn't checked it this morning. Not much time before heading out the door, figured I'd give you a pointer on where to look instead. The page sort of works in Firefox (don't like the red background). The Ah, yes. Well, that is strictly a temporary device

Re: [wdvltalk] Use CSS to change _other_ content on rollover

Joseph Harris wrote: No! Please, please post to the list. I have had a similar problem (unresolved and almost abandoned). And I hope some solution emerges. Joseph Harris ::snip:: Joseph, read thread from beginning and the whole gruesome tale (including the solution by Drew) will unfold.

RE: [wdvltalk] Use CSS to change _other_ content on rollover

The css-d list is definitely a heavy traffic one if you consider up to 100 posts a day 'heavy'. Usually it is around 50 plus or minus 25 but there have been days with significantly more than a 100 posts.g Cheryl D. Wise MS FrontPage MVP Certified Professional Web Developer

Re: [wdvltalk] Link at top of drop down not working

I am hesitant to mess with the JavaScript. tip: never use a script that you cannot debug yourself i'm no javascript expert, but i believe the source of your problem is this -- function clickreturnvalue(){ if (ie4||ns6) return false else return true } the link is defined like this -- a

Re: [wdvltalk] Link at top of drop down not working

Thanks Rudy. You are right. I just didn't have time to try and figure out a script myself. Riva rudy wrote: tip: never use a script that you cannot debug yourself i'm no javascript expert, but i believe the source of your problem is this -- function clickreturnvalue(){ if (ie4||ns6)