1. Quick Tip - Set Hover Class for Anything Sometimes it's nice to be able to give users visual feedback when they hover their mouse over an element on the page. It's easy to do, of course, with a little CSS: #hover-demo1 p:hover { background: #ff0; } That little style rule changes the background of any paragraph that is a descendant of an element with id="hover-demo" to a nice bright yellow — but only when you hover your mouse over it. So, if that's all there is to it, what does this have to do wi (Read Full Article)
   
   

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