[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>I got a change of implementation. I have two <DIV>s nested within an 
>outer <DIV>. The inner <DIV>s are 'float: left' so are therefore side 
>by side. Inside the left-hand inner <DIV> there is a <UL> element that 
>contains links <a> with <SPAN> tags wrapped within the anchor tags What 
>I want to do is when I rollover one of the links in the list, I want to 
>display and hide certain <DIV> elements in the inner right-hand side 
><DIV>. All  <DIV>'s in the inner right-hand side will all be sat on top 
>of each other, and only one will be shown at any one time. By clicking 
>on the links in the list will determine which <DIV> gets displayed.
>
>Is it at all possible to do this in just CSS without having to use JS?
>  
>

If you want something to happen on a click, not a hover, you need to use 
Javascript.  Continue to use CSS for the visual styling.

Zoe

-- 
Zoe M. Gillenwater
Design Services Manager
UNC Highway Safety Research Center
http://www.hsrc.unc.edu

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