First, you have some validation errors that need to be fixed.
Second, I’m using Firefox and I see no color borders on anything when I move my mouse over all the links. Nothing. Can you be more specific about which things are supposed to hover?
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Okay, I fixed all of the validation errors. Thanks for pointing that out.
Now, the border colors I’m speaking of are only supposed to appear when you hover over images which act as links, such as the images in the menu. I have my stylesheet set so that a blue border is supposed to appear around around images acting as links, and when I tested it, it worked when the image was placed in the content area, but it doesn’t work on the images in the sidebar menu. I can’t figure out why. If you want me to post my stylesheet, I can do that.
Thanks.
No, don’t post your stylesheet. Too much information.
I validated your CSS and got this:
* Line: 461 Context : .commentlist li
Parse Error - // list-style: inside decimal;
* Line: 465
Parse Error - : none; } .commentlist p
But that’s not your hover problem.
I’ve poured over your style sheet and can’t find a single hover that would do what you want. It should look like this:
a:hover {border:solid blue 2px;padding: 2px}
Or some variation like that. I see nothing in any of your hovers that would make a border. So either you are working on a different style sheet than the one linked to from your site, or you just haven’t put that information in.
If it ain’t there, you ain’t gonna see it. One of the great joys of web page design…join the club. 😉
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Hmmm…
Well, I’m sure you’ve noticed I’m using a stylesheet stolen from Kubrick Two, and I messed around with it to customize. I don’t know too much about CSS, as you may have guessed.
I’ve posted an image that demonstrates the hovering effect though. See for yourself. You’ll notice that when you mouse over it, the border appears. I have no idea why this doesn’t happen with the sidebar menu images, however. I’m confused!
That I can see in Firefox. However you did that, and I can’t find the solution because it doesn’t show up in your style.css file, do that in your style.css file.
If you want EVERY link to hover with a border (not background color but BORDER) then do what I gave you above, without or without the padding, though if you put it on the images, the padding helps to give it a little “space” around the image to show the border, otherwise it might not be visible. Up to you.
For information on how to do all this, check the http://codex.wordpress.org/ WordPress Codex – official documentation site. They have tons of tips and information on all of this.
You’ve got this code:
p a img:hover {
background: #4085BF;
}
So that shows your hover border when you place the image centered in the background. That’s not exactly a “normal” way to do it, but it works. However, it’s specifically selecting images in <p> tags, which may be the problem in your sidebar images.
Now, you also have in your css the following code:
a img {
border: none;
}
which may invalidate other img calls as to borders etc.
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Heh, just as I was posting, I noticed your reply!
I’m going to take a look at my css again and see if I can figure this out. Thanks for your tip!
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Well, I tried a few things, but nothing has worked out. I think I’m going to give up for now. Thanks for your help though.
hi!
i think that most html editors like dreamweaver has got the option of “image Hover”.Just use this feature install of trying to install a script as such.
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