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I use a hover navigation and it all works well. I\'m really satisfied. But I\'m also sadistic to the IE6 - so is there a CSS way to deactivate the :hover pseudo class?
I have two divs, on hover span class=fg grows and changes opacity, span class=bg shrinks, and when you mouseout it returns to the original state.
I am using the jQuery Superfish plugin on a website I am working on. Works fine so far. Problem is: I have to optimize the site for mobile devices like iPad etc.
Graphicriver uses a \"Thumbnail hover popup\" technique on it\'s thumbnails. When you hover on a thumbnail a bigger image is displayed as you can see on my screenshot below:
I am making a custom menu. I am applying colors on pane开发者_Go百科ls on mouse enter and mouse leave.
I\'m having a very strange problem and have no clue on how to solve it. The webpage on where the problem occurs has a div which has several clickable images horizontal in it. When hovering the clickab
I\'m having trouble understanding why this is stops working. I\'ve set up an example here : http://jsfiddle.net/MNT4e/
The code I\'m using works, but if you run your mouse too quickly over the image, it disappears completely.Doesn\'t show the image or the one which replaces it on hover.Just a blank space.
I have a navbar thing going on here, at the bottom. Basically when the user hovers over an image it should change the filename from xyz.png to xyz-hover.png, showing a new image.With the cool fade.
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