Im having a problem with setting up a hover element. Im working on this page, <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://campchetek.org/cbc/new.php,">http://campchetek.org/cbc/new.php,</a><!-- m -->. THe problem lies with the boxes of color. In Firefox when you scroll over them the word Home shows up down and off to the right, but in IE the word Home shows right next to it. This is because I used relative positioning. In firefox I can have the words displayed anywhere by using absolute or relative postitioning. In IE the word home wont even show up if I use absolute positioning, and if i use relative it acts as If it doesnt read it because "Home" still shows up in the same place. Any Idea whats going on and what to do to fix it. (Please not, Its in very early stages and all I focusing on right now is being able to move where the word "Home" displays, so dont worry about the layout)Padding-left on the link should do it. But it seems overly complicated what with the divs and spans in the list.I tried that but I didnt seem to work, I think I might resort to javascript because In this situation it seams easier to do, If anyone else has a easier suggestion, feel free to replyHi -
I couldn't quite tell what effect you were going for,
but if it was to have the images change and text to
appear for a link hover, here's a css example that seems
to work pretty well:
Good luck,
El
I couldn't quite tell what effect you were going for,
but if it was to have the images change and text to
appear for a link hover, here's a css example that seems
to work pretty well:
Good luck,
El