How about this:
ul.level1 li a:hover+ul.level2 {display:block;}
It's what the + selector was invented for I think, but unfortunately IE6 is
oblivious to it. You could always have it there for decent browsers and have
something separate for IE using javascript in a conditional comment.
Rafael
Hi Rafael,
Thanks for your support.
The adjacent sibling selector (+) works in Firefox. But I still have a problem
in IE6.
I could use - as you mentioned - javascript to do the trig in IE 6 and earlier
versions. The problem is that my javascript skills are not so best. I know this
is a CSS forum so I shall probably have to look for a solution elsewhere. Does
anyone know a good javascript forum?
Is there also a selector with which I can apply hover effects to elements that
are higher up in the DOM?
If I hover over the first <a>, I want to address <li id="two">.
<li id="one"><a>item one</a></li>
<li id="two"><a>item two</a></li>
Something like:
li#one a:hover li#two {statements}
Is that possible?
Thank in advance.
Dimpie.
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