Well, to be more precise, you'd use CSS rollovers in conjunction with <a> tags so that you get IE's :hover support. You can also fake it by changing the class name on mouseover, given that images have onmouseover events.
Stephen Caudill wrote:
*everything* that's visible on the page has an onmouseover event. CSS rollovers wouldn't be a good idea, since IE has a lack of support for the :hover pseudo selector on anything except anchors.
- Stephen
Howard Cheng wrote:
However, I'm not sure images actually HAVE onmouseover events, so that might not even work. If you're just doing a rollover, you'll have to put an <a> tag around the image and put the mouseover event there, or use CSS rollovers instead.
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