Wade
Make sure you check IE - I believe it will not allow pseudo classes on
anything other than links. There is a handy javascript around called
sfhover that will add the effect in IE. See
http://www.htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/dropdowns/
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Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
I have never seen the syntax...
#cssnav ul :hover ul
...before today (note the space between the "ul" and the ":hover"). I
thought that ":hover" had to be applied directly to an element, like
this...
"ul:hover"
So, what is the author of the above snippet doing? Is it saying
"address all unordered lists that are children of any element
currently being moused over that is a child of an unordered list that
is a child of #cssnav?
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