BlobFisk
msg:1201023 | 3:18 pm on Jan 20, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Hi Flashmastermak, Is this what you are looking for?
a:link { color: #009;} a:visited { color: #909; } a:hover { color: #900; } a:active { color: #900; }
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This will change the colour of the link text depending on the state (normal, visited, hover, active). The order of pseudoclass calls is very important.
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BlobFisk
msg:1201024 | 3:42 pm on Jan 20, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Hey quiet_man, In the List Apart link you posted above the example towards the end of the page (the blue menu system) jumps to the left when I hover over it for the first time in IE6. It doesn't happen in Mozilla though! I haven't gone through the CSS in detail to see if I can spot why, but I always thought that using lists to create this effect was quite complex, in comparison to setting a background colour to the link. This is definitely a discussion for the CSS Forum now though! [edited by: BlobFisk at 4:11 pm (utc) on Jan. 20, 2003]
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quiet_man
msg:1201025 | 3:59 pm on Jan 20, 2003 (gmt 0) |
BlobFisk - you're right, it does jump to the left. I never noticed before as I usually use Mac 9.1/IE5 (works fine there). But I have adapted that List Apart code for a couple of sites now with no such problems in IE6 or any other browser (apart from NN4, of course). I wonder if its just because of the positioning on the page of the example on A List Apart? Not having noticed the problem in the first place, I didn't do anything to correct it in my implementation.
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tedster
msg:1201026 | 4:05 pm on Jan 20, 2003 (gmt 0) |
| This is definitely a discussion for the CSS Forum now though! |
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You're right -- this thread is now moved to its new home.
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Nick_W
msg:1201027 | 4:13 pm on Jan 20, 2003 (gmt 0) |
CSS Rollover Discussion [webmasterworld.com] from a little while back.. Nick
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