Hi,
Using inline style I am able to override text-decoration for a specific element. I can't figure out how to get it to work for just a HOVER. Has anyone used "conditional" inline styles?
Thanks,
Inline Style .hover
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Re: Inline Style .hover
Are you referring to the CSS pseudo-selector :hover? For example, you could set styling when someone hovers over an html link by coding:
Is that what you're referring to? If so, pseudo-selectors have never been allowed as inline styles in CSS. (This is true of all HTML/CSS pages, including but not limited to Profound UI).
Instead of coding this in the "inline style", put it in a CSS file. If necessary, use the "css class" property to force your widget to use the CSS style that matches the selector in the CSS file.
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a:hover {
// style here
}
Instead of coding this in the "inline style", put it in a CSS file. If necessary, use the "css class" property to force your widget to use the CSS style that matches the selector in the CSS file.
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