Hello
I am trying to get this code to do the color change of 'test2' and the screenshot of 'test' at the same time. I also need the font to have a color (not blue), here is the code I am tying to merge

<p><font face="Arial"><a class="screenshot"
title="learn everything you need to know here" style="FONT-FAMILY: "
href="dasda" ##E41B17;font-weight: 13px;color: 11px;line-height:
Arial?;font-size:>test
<p><a onmouseover="this.style.color='#87F717'"
onmouseout="this.style.color='#E41B17'" href="go to the source">test2</a>

here the site test page online
netmetering.ca/testfont

If anyone can help I would greatly appreciate it

Rene

Well...
http://www.htmlhelp.com/cgi-bin/validate.c...s&input=yes

You have '##E41B17' all on its own there. It must be a value of *something* and there should only be one hash sign. 'font-weight: 13px;color: 11px;line-height: Arial?;font-size:' seem to be some hacked up properties and values belonging to a style attribute that isn't there. Maybe the hex value belongs there too.

How do you mean you are going to do a screenshot? Don't follow.

I don't follow myself, all I know is that code makes the (netmetering.ca/testfont) do what it's suppose to. The screenshot is the thing that floats over the text, like on the testfont page, probably called something else, started html yesterday, I know nothing, please help, can you combine the characteristics of the two different fonts into one, and give it an initial color?

I don't see anything floating over the text. Are you talking about the page you posted the URL to?

Go to the page, netmetering.ca/testfont, if you hold your cursor over the word 'test' a little box appears, I want that and the color changes of test2, plus an initial color, can you write the code?

Nope. Tried two browsers. And there is no trace of an image in the source code.




I probably could, but I still don't understand what you want.

cool, I am trying to make a font that has the characteristics of both, test and test2, all in one font, plus give it an initial color, thanks

Hey, I'm sorry, but I simply don't get what you mean.

[Two threads merged / Christian J]

Hello HTML Geniuses

I was wondering if you could please write the code for a font that changes color on the mouseover and mouseoff, and also has a floating box over it. I have an example netmetering.ca/testfont, on the left side of the screen the word 'test' has the floating box and the word 'test2' has the color changes, I am trying to get them together in one font.

Thanks alot, I hope to hear from you


HTML Dummy

As an alternative to javascript you can use the CSS :hover pseudo-class, as shown here: http://htmlhelp.com/faq/html/all.html#link-hover --however this only works on links in older browsers. Newer browsers can use it on most elements.


The TITLE attribute can be used for that.


The HTML on that page contains many errors: http://www.htmlhelp.com/cgi-bin/validate.c...ing.ca/testfont which probably explains why it doesn't work in some browsers. Otherwise there should be no problem combining the two things.