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Is it possible to do a mouse over for text?

edprush

Platinum Member
Do you happen to know how to do mouse-overs for text. For example, if I have a word(s) within a paragraph of text that I want to produce a mouse-over for, is it possible to do?

I don't think it is done the same as a mouse-over for a graphic.

Thanks.
 
text links can have mouseovers. it's called stylesheets. or there's an easy way if you want for it to apply to any link on the page... just add this to the <head>

<style>
a:link {text-decoration: none; color: #FFFFCC}
a:visited {text-decoration: none; color: #FFFFCC}
a:hover {text-decoration: underline; color: #FFFFCC}
</style>

available text decorations are underline, overline, bold, italic, etc.
 
you can always put that single text (or the group of words) in a <div> group, assign that group an ID, use CSS and script the div group to behave a certain way on mouse over:

<DIV ONMOUSEOVER=&quot;the effect (usually in JavaScript)&quot;>words words words</DIV>

Just make sure you also reset the changes you made with an ONMOUSEOUT=&quot;&quot; event handler.
 
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