Hoover Over Font Color Problem

FYI, any insertions was done from the base template. I have beating down the template to learn the language.

Thanks,
A

I followed your direction, but I lost my #0437DC color all together. I will tweek the script and see what changes.

For those who read this, try copy/paste the original script to prevent you from going, "Where was I?". Just a FYI


A

ivan.milic wrote: Hi aaroninbna,

and that works when you are over <a>
but there is empty space between <a> ant it's parent <li> , so when your mouse is over that space some other rule triggers and you text appears blue.
Ivan

I just thought, I want the font to be blue (on Hoover), but need more pixel introduction.

Am I missing something in the translation?

A

www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp

I figure that the link you sent me was for one of these several reasons...

1- The buyer of the software doesn't knows what hexidecimel color code is and how to implement it, but the support staff needed an easy out by posting a CSS link. (OR)

2- The forum "support staff" doesn't understand thoroughly the problem has because the original poster has one gene missing. You know the one, the valued one where someone has the ability to express their ..... (what was I saying) oh yeah thoughts.

3- The "support staff" isn't an employee, but someone who gives his/her time (because of their love of the product) to assist others free of charge and wants to add another post to their profile.

4- The purchaser of the template whom recently purchased the product needs assistance with their product. If they wanted to learn a new language and don't have the time, they purchase a "template".


I am thinking number two. I know you receive a lot of help tickets and that it is difficult to keep everyone's issues intact.

I have started keeping an ongoing "How-To" for future customer issues. It's like Sony Vegas, Camtasia and Adobe After-Effects software. It takes time to learn and even longer to teach.

My problem is that I need to increase my Hoover Effect pixel area. Any more help to this novice ?

Thank you (I mean that)

Aaron

P.S. W3Schools has always given great lessons.