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Is it possible to refer to an a parent element and modify its attributes?
Say I have a ul with some links in it: ul li SomeText a href="..."Link/a /li /ul Now I want to change the color of SomeText depending on if a is hovered. (My problem is more complicated than this so don't take this example at face value... I know its easy to solve here but that is not what I'm asking) so if I do something like ul li a:hover { } Then the style references everything in a. is there any way to tell it to reference li instead? I know in this example I can do it easy but in my problem I have nested ul's and I need to change the color of a link in the first list when there is a hover over a link in the second list(which is a sub list). So essentially I want to change the color of a link when a completely disjoint link is highlighted. Is it possible with css? Thanks, Jon |
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lol. Wrong group.
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On 2007-04-17, Jon Slaughter wrote:
Is it possible to refer to an a parent element and modify its attributes? no. Say I have a ul with some links in it: ul li SomeText a href="..."Link/a /li /ul Now I want to change the color of SomeText depending on if a is hovered. (My problem is more complicated than this so don't take this example at face value... there's a way to do that, but what's the real problem. so if I do something like ul li a:hover { } Then the style references everything in a. is there any way to tell it to reference li instead? I know in this example I can do it easy but in my problem I have nested ul's and I need to change the color of a link in the first list when there is a hover over a link in the second list(which is a sub list). So essentially I want to change the color of a link when a completely disjoint link is highlighted. Is it possible with css? li.hover almost does what you want (where supported) there's no parent selector. http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/ http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/selector.html#q1 Bye. Jasen |
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