On 6/6/06, Tobius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The suckerfish hovers are fine and all, but using the css :hover pseudo
element is how most situations that require a hover effect should be
handled. It's unfortunate that IE doesn't properly support it but one
day it will. If you're using csshover (or a similar script) when that
day comes then you'll be able to just remove the script ... none of
your css will need to be upgraded.
I actually use the csshover script in a hacked fashion. I take
csshover.htc and convert it to csshover.js (pretty simple since it's
already _javascript_). Then call the initializing function on page load
with an addEvent call (i.e. addEvent(window, 'load', init);). It
doesn't change the way that you use csshover in your css ... but now it
also works in AOL (they have a way of really screwing with unsupported
... hence htc ... file headers).
-tm
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Armando Sosa
www.nolimit-studio.com
www.dospuntocero.info
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