Hi Perry,
Thanks for the advice. I changed the span tags to div tags and tried
the display: block; but nothing is working. Any other ideas? Should I
just go ahead and use an image map?
Riva
http://www.starqualitydesigns.com/BestHealth/ - IE issue.
Perry Gerenday wrote:
Hi Riva,
Your
Quoting Portman:
Hi Perry,
Thanks for the advice. I changed the span tags to div tags and
tried the display: block; but nothing is working. Any other ideas?
Should I just go ahead and use an image map?
I'm sorry Riva, I didn't think through what you were doing fully.
IE will not accept a
Thank you Perry. It is so nice of you to take time to do that - it looks
perfect.
Riva
Perry Gerenday wrote:
I'm sorry Riva, I didn't think through what you were doing fully.
IE will not accept a hover state on anything except an anchor tag.
I've threw together a possible solution to your
Hi all,
I am working on a website that has a body on it. You can mouse over
different parts of the body to get different links to come up. It works
fine in FF (as far I have got) but I had problems in IE so I did a bit
of a hack. The weird thing now is that the links (I put borders around
Quoting Portman:
Hi all,
I am working on a website that has a body on it. You can mouse over
different parts of the body to get different links to come up...if
you mouseover the border, the pop up appears but if you hold your mouse
in the middle where the text should be, nothing. Any ideas?
Thanks Perry!
Perry Gerenday wrote:
Hi Riva,
Your hotspot locations are using span tags which are an inline
element.
You need to either identify them as display:block in your CSS, or use a
block-level element, such as a DIV, for your mouseovers.
Thanks,
Perry Gerenday
