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Hello,
This is a CSS property.
You need to wrap the text to be colored on hover in a tag.
For example:
Then, in the CSS:
The :hover indicates that the action will only be performed when hovering over anything with the class "test".
I hope I answered your question; my CSS knowledge is starting to fade...
Dying seriously harms your health.
This is a CSS property.
You need to wrap the text to be colored on hover in a tag.
For example:
<span class="test">Here is some text to color on hover!</span>
Then, in the CSS:
.test:hover { font-color:red; } The :hover indicates that the action will only be performed when hovering over anything with the class "test".
I hope I answered your question; my CSS knowledge is starting to fade...
Dying seriously harms your health.
Thank you for your responses,
To be more precise, I want each character on my site to be highlighted in a different color, for example like on the site I provided (http://cuisine.journaldesfemmes.com) it is "highlighted" in pink.
So I don't know if I can use in CSS: text-decoration and put overline like this:
.test {
text-decoration: overline;
}
to begin with
To be more precise, I want each character on my site to be highlighted in a different color, for example like on the site I provided (http://cuisine.journaldesfemmes.com) it is "highlighted" in pink.
So I don't know if I can use in CSS: text-decoration and put overline like this:
.test {
text-decoration: overline;
}
to begin with
A simple Google search and you're done :
*::selection { background:#cc2a00; color:#fff; } *::-moz-selection { background:#cc2a00; color:#fff; } *::-webkit-selection { background:#cc2a00; color:#fff; }
Hi,
Unfortunately, there is no CSS property for "highlighting" as such. You need to wrap the text you want to highlight in a "span" that you will give a background color on hover, using the CSS pseudo-class "hover".
Here is an example of code to copy onto your computer, in a basic HTML file. It shows you how to use CSS combined with HTML to highlight a word when the mouse hovers over it.
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Mihawk
"As long as we don't try, we won't know."
Unfortunately, there is no CSS property for "highlighting" as such. You need to wrap the text you want to highlight in a "span" that you will give a background color on hover, using the CSS pseudo-class "hover".
Here is an example of code to copy onto your computer, in a basic HTML file. It shows you how to use CSS combined with HTML to highlight a word when the mouse hovers over it.
<html> <head> <style> .surligneJaune:hover {background-color:yellow;} </style> </head> <body> <div> Here is a test text, and the following word is highlighted on hover: <span class="surligneJaune">dromedary</span>. </div> </body> </html> --
Mihawk
"As long as we don't try, we won't know."