Hover Button

[Renee]

How do I format my hover button so that it can take you directly to link in
one click instead of two?

 

[Tom Willett]

That behavior was brought about by a recent IE update, and you can't change
it.

Use of hover buttons is highly discouraged as they rely on Java..not
everyone has Java installed, or they don't run it because of potential
security risks.

Thus, if using hover buttons as your only source of navigation, visitors
will not be able to navigate your site.
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| How do I format my hover button so that it can take you directly to link
in
| one click instead of two?

 

[Ronx]

If this is a Java hover button then delete it and insert a Javascript or
CSS rollover button.
Java Hover buttons require the user to have a Java Virtual Machine
installed, which many (perhaps most) users do not have, or have disabled
for security reasons.
The requirement to click twice (only in Internet Explorer) is the result
of a security update.
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[Renee]

Thank you for your help, what would you suggest that I use for navigation?

 

[Singapore Web Design]

Hello,

You can use images or just plain text for placing links to other pages.

There are many other ways, such as using JavaScript.
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex1/

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