2006/9/16, Matt Stith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
.hover(1,2)
is the same thing as
.hover(1)
.mouseout(2)
the 2nd argument of hover is what to do on mouseOut. If you still dont want that, then you could just do this
.hover(function(){
//do stuff
},function(){});On 9/16/06, Klaus Hartl < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Matt Stith schrieb:
> I beat you to it ;)
Haha, to letting hover take one argument? Because I just wanted to
propose that if hover has only one argument than it should use this
function for over and out...
Not sure if thats really useful.
-- Klaus
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