Samara
07-15-2003, 06:44 PM
Would Anybody HAppen To Know howw To Make Links And The When A Mouse Goes Over It, It Has A Background Color Behindd It? If You Know, Can You Respond Here Or IM Me At KhleoFanSamara (For AIM), SamaraIsACutie (For Yahoo).
Thanx~~
~HuGz~
MaGiCSuN
07-15-2003, 06:48 PM
a:hover {background-color: #FFFFFF}
put that into your CSS coding. for more css tricks see this page:
http://www.lissaexplains.com/css.shtml
Love,
Mirna
psychochick
07-15-2003, 08:04 PM
Also, can't you do this?:
At the beggining of the page, you know, when you put the <body> code? Well, you do this: <body linkcolor="pink"> and doesn't that make all the links pink? Or it could be: <body; link color="pink"> I can't really remember, but you can try one, I think one of them is right....
Originally posted by psychochick
Also, can't you do this?:
At the beggining of the page, you know, when you put the <body> code? Well, you do this: <body linkcolor="pink"> and doesn't that make all the links pink? Or it could be: <body; link color="pink"> I can't really remember, but you can try one, I think one of them is right....
the portion that would be in the BODY tag is LINK="WhateverColor". but that just sets a color for a normal, unvisited, unactive, unhovered link.
the question at hand was to create a highlight background upon hover. you had a good thought, the answer by magicsun is the correct one.