> What is meant by "flicker"? If you mouse is hovering over the link, does
> it just change to gray or does the color keep trying to change back and
> forth while hovering over the link?
>
> I like to use the hover option where it is one color when seen and a
> different color, but close to the original one, while your mouse is
> hovering. Say dark green when seen normally and a lighter green when you
> are hovering over the link.
>
> As far as I know, that is becoming a "normal" practice for many sites and
> site developers.
>
With 'flickering' I meant that an already highlighted menu item changes it'
s color back to grey if you hover over it.
IMHO this gives the impression of it still being able to perform some
action, as it looks like the other (non-active) menu items.
I agree with you that it seems to be common practice to use a light shade
of green when hovering over an already active menu item:
#portal-globalnav .selected a:hover {
background: rgb(27, 179, 4);
color: White;
height: 0.1em;
}
That indeed makes un-hovering feel a lot less abrupt.
Philipp
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