Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 03/24/07 03:35

Jon Slaughter wrote:

>
> A site I found uses display:block and display:unknown

There is *no* property "display: known"

> or all child lists
> inside the link.

You cannot put "block" elements withing an "A" element.
> It works in IE7 and FF 2.0 but not sure about IE6. They

Pseudo class :hover only works on "A" elements in MSIE <=6 (not sure if
7 now supports it. For MSIE your either have to supplement with
JavaScript or an HTA file.

> mention something about having to use behaviors to get it to work there but
> I'm probably just going to take the easy route and require a modern browser
> to view my site.
>
>

DIV.peekaboo DIV { display: none; }
DIV.peekaboo:hover DIV { display: block; }


<div class="peekaboo">
The nested DIV will appear when you hover a mouse over
me in a modern web browser...
<div>Hello World!</div>
</div>

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Take care,

Jonathan
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