Not quite sure what you are going for, but a qualified yes.
You can, with some pretty tricky finessing to get it to work cross-browser, use layers to make the text change.
You can also just add onMouseOver to any text link and have things happen, like an image somewhere else change, an image beside the text link change, et cetera.
More detailed question gets you a more detailed answer.
Im sorry about that. I was wondering if you could change text into a different color or into diff text, kind of like a mouseover with images. So if I had the word red in white text, and when I put my mouse over it, it would turn red.
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Suzanne posted this at 11:51 — 9th April 2000.
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Not quite sure what you are going for, but a qualified yes.
You can, with some pretty tricky finessing to get it to work cross-browser, use layers to make the text change.
You can also just add onMouseOver to any text link and have things happen, like an image somewhere else change, an image beside the text link change, et cetera.
More detailed question gets you a more detailed answer.
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The_Rock posted this at 12:07 — 9th April 2000.
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Im sorry about that. I was wondering if you could change text into a different color or into diff text, kind of like a mouseover with images. So if I had the word red in white text, and when I put my mouse over it, it would turn red.
Arielladog posted this at 17:19 — 9th April 2000.
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http://www.insidedhtml.com/tips/styles/ts31/page1.asp Hope that is what you were looking for.
Suzanne posted this at 18:29 — 9th April 2000.
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CSS will do that for IE and for Netscape 6 (whenever it is stable).
It's the a:hover declaration, and it must be after the a:link and a:visited and a:active declarations in your stylesheet.
I don't think it's worth it to use DHTML for what is essentially just a little visual trick.
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