> That selector selects an element called active, that is inside an anchor
> with the class name "events" the anchor is hovered. I suspect that since
> there isn't an element type "active" that your selector isn't going to select
> anything. Did you mean -
>
> a.events:hover, a.events:active {
> background-position: 0 -166px;
> }
>
> ??? creating a selector for both the hover and active states?
>
> ~holly
Oh, I see now. So, that's how you shorthand the selectors.
Brilliant! now it works! -cheers-
Phoebe
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