Here is the link I am referring to: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.richmediaproductions.com/list.php">http://www.richmediaproductions.com/list.php</a><!-- m -->
The code is pulled from my database, then I have it spitting out the tr's, td's and such... My question is... Is there a way for me to extend the yellow highlight to span both the company name and person's name using a container or some other work around? I know I have seen it done, but I can't remember where I saw it....
Thanks for ANY direction...Do it at the row level rather than the cell.Just tried that, it doesn't change anything at all...That's because you're selecting an anchor. You have to do a tr:hover but that only works on real browsers. Vladdy here has some behavior files that can make IE walk the walk if needed. Otherwise you have to use Javascript.
You need to set your page background color. I couldn't see the effect at all without loading my whiteback style sheet.I'm not following you.. Did you look at the css I have? It's on the page, it's not a linked site. I have it as:
tr a:hover
isn't that what you meant? And I am testing in Firefox, I always code for firefox first, then worry about IE. Not a miscrosoft fan myself...
oh, and I added the background color...thanksOK, I just got it, but you are right that Microsuck doesn't show it right... where can I find a fix for that or should I find a different solution altogther?Ah, here it is.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.vladdy.net/demos/iepseudoclassesfix.html">http://www.vladdy.net/demos/iepseudoclassesfix.html</a><!-- m -->
Thank you, Vladdy.Thanks, you the man...
The code is pulled from my database, then I have it spitting out the tr's, td's and such... My question is... Is there a way for me to extend the yellow highlight to span both the company name and person's name using a container or some other work around? I know I have seen it done, but I can't remember where I saw it....
Thanks for ANY direction...Do it at the row level rather than the cell.Just tried that, it doesn't change anything at all...That's because you're selecting an anchor. You have to do a tr:hover but that only works on real browsers. Vladdy here has some behavior files that can make IE walk the walk if needed. Otherwise you have to use Javascript.
You need to set your page background color. I couldn't see the effect at all without loading my whiteback style sheet.I'm not following you.. Did you look at the css I have? It's on the page, it's not a linked site. I have it as:
tr a:hover
isn't that what you meant? And I am testing in Firefox, I always code for firefox first, then worry about IE. Not a miscrosoft fan myself...
oh, and I added the background color...thanksOK, I just got it, but you are right that Microsuck doesn't show it right... where can I find a fix for that or should I find a different solution altogther?Ah, here it is.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.vladdy.net/demos/iepseudoclassesfix.html">http://www.vladdy.net/demos/iepseudoclassesfix.html</a><!-- m -->
Thank you, Vladdy.Thanks, you the man...