Thanks, perfect! Can that be done with my inline code, though?

Or if not, for some reason I am having trouble understanding how to
setup the effect in a Javascript and then call the effect with
onmouseover and onmouseout. What would be the equivalent of a
Javascript version of the same thing as this:

<a onmouseover="$('navicon1').appear({duration: 0.3}); return false;"
onmouseout="$('navicon1').fade({duration: 0.3}); return false;"
href="index.asp">HOME</a>

I'm really getting confused as to how to name things, reference
elements, etc.

Thanks!
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