Hyperlink Rollover Effects

M

Mark Flynn

Question: Why do some of the hyperlinks express the "rollover effects" on a
page, and some of the links don't?

I selected:
Page Properties > Enable hyperlink rollover effects > rollover style... (and
choose the font for the effect)

Click on: www.DaveToler.com , and run your mouse over the links to see what
I mean.

Thanks, Mark Flynn
 
T

Trevor L.

Mark said:
Question: Why do some of the hyperlinks express the "rollover
effects" on a page, and some of the links don't?

I selected:
Page Properties > Enable hyperlink rollover effects > rollover
style... (and choose the font for the effect)

Click on: www.DaveToler.com , and run your mouse over the links to
see what I mean.

Thanks, Mark Flynn

There is a style
<style fprolloverstyle>A:hover {color: #FF0000; font-family: Copperplate
Gothic Bold}
</style>

The link Donate here has this code
<td width="1" height="54">
<p align="center">
<b><font face="Courier New" size="6"><a href="Documents/donate.htm"><font
color="#CC0000">Donate</font></a></font></b>
<a href="Documents/donate.htm"><font face="Courier New"
size="4"><br>here</font></a></td>

Logically this should mean that hovering over any <a> should change the font
and color

It does for the first (with text "Donate") but not the second (with text
"here")

So, yes I do see what you mean.

Very odd behaviour.

The only things I note are:
fprolloverstyle in the <style> tag. What is it there for?
A <p > tag which is not closed.
 
M

Mark Flynn

Hi Trevor:
Thanks for taking a look. It's late here now, and I'm going to bed. Are
you located in Australia?
Best regards, Mark Flynn
 
T

Trevor L.

Mark said:
Hi Trevor:
Thanks for taking a look. It's late here now, and I'm going to bed.
Are you located in Australia?
Best regards, Mark Flynn

Yes, in Canberra, the capital city.

I actually couldn't throw any light on this at all. There must be a reason,
but I can't see it

It is 1315 local time here, so if you get any clues, I will probably be
around until dinner time - 1800 or so. It has me mystified.
 

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