mouseover / hover links

[una]

Hi
I hope someone can help me with my problem on the existing navigation
menu of my hp: http://www.taekwondo-leveste.de/ipf/ . I would like
the writing to either change the size or the color as soon as one goes
over it with the mouse. Can someone please tell me the code and where
exactly I have to place it in the menu! I've been trying out different
possibilities since weeks now but I just can't figger it out.
Úna

 

[una]

Hi
I hope someone can help me with my problem on the existing navigation
menu of my hp: http://www.taekwondo-leveste.de/ipf/ . I would like
the writing to either change the size or the color as soon as one goes
over it with the mouse. Can someone please tell me the code and where
exactly I have to place it in the menu! I've been trying out different
possibilities since weeks now but I just can't figger it out.
Úna

My problem is solved !!! Úna

 

[Jonathan N. Little]

Hi
I hope someone can help me with my problem on the existing navigation
menu of my hp: http://www.taekwondo-leveste.de/ipf/ . I would like
the writing to either change the size or the color as soon as one goes
over it with the mouse. Can someone please tell me the code and where
exactly I have to place it in the menu! I've been trying out different
possibilities since weeks now but I just can't figger it out.
Úna

Hi Úna, please do not take offense, but mouseovers are the least of your
trouble here. When I see markup like:

"<blockquote><blockquote><blockquote><blockquote><blockquote><blockquote><blockquote><pre>"

tells me that you need the basics first. Walk before you can run.

I suggest your do an HTML tutorial first and learn what a 'blockquote'
'pre' and 'p' elements are. Then you should do a CSS (stylesheet) tutorial.

Anyone here knows of a 'good' HTML tutorial to recommend to
Úna? I haven't found any that do not muddle the message with old
deprecated elements and obsolete methods....

Then once you have fixed up your markup Úna we can help you with your
styling issue of mouseovers

 

[Beauregard T. Shagnasty]

Anyone here knows of a 'good' HTML tutorial to recommend to
Úna? I haven't found any that do not muddle the message with old
deprecated elements and obsolete methods....

http://htmldog.com/ is mentioned frequently.

 

[Jonathan N. Little]

http://htmldog.com/ is mentioned frequently.

It is very good, my only wish is that they would have introduced
beginners to HTML 4.01 strict and not *XHTML 1.0 strict*. Many who don't
consider themselves 'beginners' cannot get the two straight!