David Dorward wrote:
div:hover { cursor: pointer; }
means "When the mouse is over a div that the mouse is over, change the
cursor."
div { cursor: pointer; }
means "When the mouse is over a div, change the cursor."
The :hover in the first example is redundant and causes the selector
to fail in IE 6. The second example works fine.
You're utterly right. That's fascinating.
Update:
Couldn't get csshover.htc to work - dumped it in with my stylesheets and
called it via body{behavior:url(stylesheets/csshover.htc)} but it
wouldn't have any effect... May turn out to be a stupid oversight but in
the meantime, your suggestion [button{cursor:pointer}] works fine for
the cursor, and wrapping the inputs in <a href="#"> and changing the
style to a:hover input{...} works great across the board, providing the
relevant <a>s are styled with text-decoration:none;
...
Regards,
Barney
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