link blink

[shutzu]

can anyone tell me where i can find the MOD that makes links to blink on mouse over? i searched the forum for about 4 ours and couldn`t find it :(

[Optimit]

It's not a mod. It is a style attribute assigned to the link in the css file. Look up css styles for links.

[shutzu]

:(( can`t find it :(... not my lucky day as far as i can see

[Optimit]

Here ya go.

http://www.domedia.org/oveklykken/css-blinking-text.php

[KartKorner]

If you have not made any changes to link.tpl or feel comfortable integrating the css2 style to you directory I can put together a solution that should work with the base code. The drawback is that it takes a css2 compliant browser to run the style so you may loose out on about 5% percent, mostly abroad users, that have older browsers installed on their pcs. Fixing to leave out for work but can put one together for you if you would like. I have already integrated this stylesheet into my PhPLD script but will take some tweaking of it to work with the base code

[shutzu]

wasn`t that just a simple javascript that applies on a table (link table).. something with onmouseover do that

[KartKorner]

Its a css block element style:

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[KartKorner]

I would not recommend using javascript because their are a lot more browsers that support this particular css style over browsers that have js disabled.

[shutzu]

how do I integrate this css block element style in link.tpl ?

[shutzu]

only ONE line was needed, took me a whole night :)

[Neticus]

Cool. So what exactly did you do?

[shutzu]

in link.tpl replace <table> with <table onMouseOver="this.style.backgroundColor='#FFFFC0'"; onMouseOut="this.style.backgroundColor='transparent'"> and you`re done, actualy, you must set the TDs width to fit the template.

[Neticus]

Thanks will give it a go now. :)

[shutzu]

let know how it works on you :)

[Neticus]

Well that was very easy. Thanks again :)

Net.

[bobby9101]

a:hover
or img:hover

[shutzu]

what do you meen?

[bobby9101]

css styling that you can apply to elements whena mouse hovers over them

[shutzu]

ah :)... can you write down the css style used at this: http://kickasswebdesign.com/webgeekdir/ ? for category names blink

[bobby9101]

h2:hover
{
background-color: green;
}

[anon]

hrmmm so inefficient.

why dont you use it as a class.

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then in your .css just add the two respectives for color.

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You can change colors on the fly with only changing the single color refence: #FFFFC0;