I am trying to style a parent element with a hover state style. I want to change the background colour when hovered over. I cant edit the html as this is generated automatically from a cms.
HTML example
<td>
<a>
<div id=timetablemenu>Timetable</div>
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This works fine but i need to add a rollover background colour change. I have tried timetablemenuTag.parentNode.parentNode.addClass="timetable2"; and adding CSS but this doesnt seem to work.
I have the following script which adds a touch of style to the labels that contain checked checkboxes:
function decorateCheckedBoxes() { var form = document.getElementById("filtreEtudiant"); var inputs = form.getElementsByTagName("input");
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If I take the script away, the css works fine. but as soon as I add the script, I need the orange part to acheive the rollover effect. Is this normal? Is there a way to change the style of an element without affecting it's onhover style?
I am using the javascript below to produce three-state mouseovers. Each link has three images that look like tabs. Image 1 is the regular image for the link. Image 2 has the rollover effect (glowing text), and image 3 is onClick - it makes the tab appear as though it has moved forward (active).
Now, this javascript works perfectly when the links do not go anywhere. However, when the links are working, the onClick effect is rendered useless - because after clicking the link, a new page loads, and the buttons are reset back to their original state.
I need the active button to keep it's "forward, active" appearance. Code:
Here is an example of what is done so far: [URL]. When you mouse over the b&w images you will see the image change to color. When you mouse over the links on the left they will have a rollover and also change the image on the right to color.
What I would also like is mouseover the image to change the rollover state of the link on the left. Here is my code so far.. PHP Code: <style type="text/css"><!--/* ================================= *//* ====== Subject Matter Rollovers ====== */#menuButton1{height: 41px;width: 133px; overflow: hidden;background: url(images/content/buttons/subjectmatter.png) top left no-repeat; display: block;text-decoration:none;line-height:2.5em;color:#000000;} #menuButton1:hover{color:#FFFF00;
I thought the following might work (2nd image) Code: document.getElementById('link2').class='menu_hover'; But as you see no it does not.
Issue with Internet Explorer 7 and the Hover State of this div (highlighted in red).[url]
To view an example of what's going on. If I try simply using jquery's mouseover() function without a mouseout () it actually works in the red area, so for some reason a mouseout() is always getting triggered in the left area of the left most box and there's nothing different in that box's css vs. the others.
I have 6 horizontal navigation image links on top of my site. The regular images are black n white, but on the hover they transform to a colored image. Each image leads to a different page on my site, I'm wondering if I can make the image corresponding to that page light up whenever on that page.
I have an image that I start out with opacity = 0. Then when I rollover the image area the opacity is set to 1 so I can see the image, and when I roll off of the image the opacity is set back to 0:
This works fine. But the image has an image map that defines a small hot spot. When I roll over the hot spot the image hover state is interrupted and the image goes away. Does anyone know how I can keep the image hover state active when rolling over the image hot spot?
I use sprites for rollover effects so the hover attribute just changes the background image position. Everything works cool with the rollovers. What I would like to do, is make a text link that when rolled over will change a separate background image to it's hover state. I should add, that the the rollover image has it's own div and is separate from where the text link is located. To get a visual you can check the website [URL] In the body section I would like to make each of the dark red section titles a link that when rolled over will change the hover state of the corresponding "more" button.
Let me explain what is going on. Inside of a div with the id = navContain, are a few images. These images are used as navigation links. These images have the class = imgPos. When you roll over one of these images, the css top property adds 92 pixels.
The image contains two different colored variations of the word "HOME." When the image is in its off state, the word home is white. When you roll over the image, jQuery animates it so that the white text of the word "HOME" slides down, and then a colored version of the word "HOME" slides down and takes its place. This is the same image, just its top property is being changed. jQuery does nothing more than change the top property.
The problem: Sometimes when you roll your mouse over it for the first time, it properly animates to the over state, but then gets stuck in that state even when you mouse off of it. Still in its over state, if you mouse over it again, the over state jumps up and down violently. It never goes back to the state where the text should be white - its original state.
I've tried the stop() function, as you can see in my code. Still, this problem persists and I can't seem to figure it out alone.
I want the div to be hidden until someone hovers over the images. Then I want the top left corner of the div to be where the cursor is, and follow the cursor when it moves over the images.
Except I want to use a mouseover or hover to trigger a drop down. Additionally I don't want to large div to disappear unless the user moves outside the large div and outside the "show/hide" link. I almost have it but want to jump to the chase. I'm wondering if this is trickier than I may realize. Any suggestions?
Do you know of any best practice here?Expanding on the question, if an end user is viewing content with touch-based device, such as an iX or Android X, then hover type events (such as hover/hoverIntent, mouseover, mouseout, mouseenter, mouseleave, and perhaps other events that I haven't listed) don't make sense.Forthwith, what's the best usability practice in lieu of these events?
Hover effect is painfully slow IE (only IE) and table mouseover causes very high processor usage When you move the mouse over table elements flash animation stutters/pauses (making flash banners impossible)
You can se the page here: fondovi (http://investa.hr/fondovi) (there's a flash animation on the right side of the page (light grey/blue color))
I have three images nested in three divs that I want to change size on mouseover, but since they're each in their own div, I can't effect their z-indexes relative to one another without targeting their parent divs.I thought I'd be able to contain the images in an <a> tag with z-index style in a mouseover, but I can get it to work. What am I doing wrong here? [code]I've tried a few approaches to the function's targeting, like document.getElementById(this.parent.id).style.zIndex, etc, but still nothing.
Interesting, and I can't imagine this hasn't been dealt with already If you have nested <divs>, the mouseover on the outside <div> prohibits you from setting a different mouseover() on the inside <div>.
i am looking for a tutorial or example file i can download that features the following mouseover effect: [URL] i have tried googling for tutorials and have tried to view source on the above page but when pasted into dreamweaver i cannot seem to get the effect to work.
I have some code which moves an element from one position in the document to another, when a link is clicked. The link itself is moved as well. The CSS makes the link's background change colour when hovering.
This problem is only occurring in IE6/7/8, which is that, when the element (containing the hyperlink which was clicked) is moved, the "hover" state of the link remains "on", that is the background colour remains, even though the link is now somewhere else on the page and no longer under the mouse. The only thing which turns the hover effect off is to move the mouse over and away from it again.
Works fine in Firefox and Chrome, the hover state disappears when the link is moved.
Question is, how do I programmatically switch the link's hover state off, so it goes back to normal in IE? I've tried .blur(), .mouseout(), resetting the className, no luck so far.
[ed] Here's a code demo of the effect in action.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd"> <html> <head>
I have a small problem with a page I'm working on. I have an anchor tag inside a table that has a mouseover event that updates a contextual help box. I need to add a similar mouseover event to the anchor tag that does the same thing, but updates the help box with different text. The problem I have is that when the mouse is over the table, no matter if I move the mouse over the anchor, the help text only displays the message that is passed from the table's mouseover function call. I think the solution *may* be something to do with event bubbling, but I'm not exactly sure how to implement it. The code I'm dealing with is below:
I'm working on a carousel with slides containing text and an image. On slide: hover, the text changes color, but I also need to change the picture. Normally I could use: onmouseover="document.getElementById('niceImg').src='.....'" To achieve this goal, but since the slides are dynamically rendered through wordpress, I can only use classes and no ID's. My main question is, how do I change a div's child img src (actually it's parent div > div > img) without assigning an ID to the particular image?
To say I'm new to JavaScript is a bit of an understatement so bear with me. I have a site set up with a variety of layers of toggles. When you enter the site all of the items are collapsed and you click the headings to expand. Each of the toggle-able items have ids. It works great for users who start at the homepage.
However, when I send people to any of the inner topics, all they see is the initial collapsed state of the site. I want to be able to provide a URL that will set the toggle to open, and show all of the content for that section on entry.
Here is my code and js, can anyone point me in the right direction?
I am attempting to make a menu that has a background image that changeswhen you rollover or click a menuitem. I've got the hover effect working fine with CSS, but am trying to implement the click event via jquery with the following:
My process is to reset the entire menu to the inactive state, then switch on the active state for the item that was clicked. Eventually, the item that was clicked will display its corresponding body section as well. I've tried using the CSS pseudo-class "active", but since the entire div is the link, that is unavailable. I've also tried multiple variations of addClass/removeClass, toggleClass, and setAttribute/removeAttributebut nothing hasworked so far.
