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replyReply Sat 9 Dec 2006, 09:24Delegate Kean said...

Kean has attended:
Dreamweaver 8 Intermediate course

Dreamweaver 8, CSS/Behaviors question

I sent a question in a few days ago but as yet have had no reply. Please can you tell me the procedure to create a block, in a menu, to change colour when the mouse hovers over it. I have a small table of 1 column and 10 rows, each row having a title on it which is a link. I want the background of the row(the block) to change it's colour when the mouse hovers over it. Hope you get this message and can help.
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replyReply Mon 11 Dec 2006, 09:42Trainer Rich said...

RE: Dreamweaver 8, CSS/Behaviors question

Hi Kean.

As discussed, your original forum question has now been answered.

Thanks for your patience.

Regards, Rich

 

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