OT Event bubbling Re: [css-d] CSS / Javascript Hierarchy

On Wed, 21 Sep 2005, jleonard wrote: > Right now, when you click the text link in the box, both "onClicks" > are triggered. Any help, advice, etc would be greatly appreciated. This is actually more of an event model question than anything to do with CSS; both the Web Developer docs at Mozill

Re: [css-d] CSS / Javascript Hierarchy

jleonard wrote: I am working on a page that uses CSS to draw a box. That box has an "onClick" and "onMouseOver" in the div that creates it. Within that box, there are text links, that also have "onClick" and "OnMouseOver" attributes in the HREF. What (we thought) should happen is that clic

Re: [css-d] CSS / Javascript Hierarchy

Wednesday, September 21, 2005, 1:47:37 PM, jleonard wrote: > "onClick" and "onMouseOver" in the div that creates it. Within that box, How will keyboard users/search engines/users without JS use this? > What (we thought) should happen is that clicking anywhere in the box > send the user to destina

[css-d] CSS / Javascript Hierarchy

I am working on a page that uses CSS to draw a box. That box has an "onClick" and "onMouseOver" in the div that creates it. Within that box, there are text links, that also have "onClick" and "OnMouseOver" attributes in the HREF. What (we thought) should happen is that clicking anyw