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December 11, 2008 at 2:33 am #23708
dave
Memberhey chris i have a question for you are anyone familar with the issue,
basicly im having an issue with using hover in ie6 (excluding anchor links). after extensive searching, i found and article where chris mentions a fix using csshover.htc, and gives a link to the arthors page.
after following the link and following the arthor instructions, after a few hours i finally got the fix to work in ie6 (im a newbie). basicly what i did was added theCode:body {behavior: url(csshover.htc);}to my css and saved the csshover.htc file in my root folder. this is what is kinda working for me now. the reason i was having so much trouble before was because i was insistant on saving the file in my theme folder with the actual css file.
which leads me to my problem. i am using wordpress and it seem that this hack is working in ie6 but only on the home page of my site (rollover is in the header). when i click on any of the pages, then try to click my rollover header, it doesnt work.
any suggestions, anyone.
December 12, 2008 at 3:46 pm #50501dave
MemberIs there not any one familar with this issue? I’ve been searching all over and have even contacted the author of the fix.
Again I’m just trying to get a hover image I’m in my header to work on pages other than my home page, and in ie6. I’m using wordpress.December 12, 2008 at 9:57 pm #52099dave
Memberdaguy, thanks for replying,
Im wondering if i can use the method that you described to target my #header id (instead of the class box or a list). The background of the header id is where i have my image located at, that im trying to use as a rollover (sprite).
is this possible? i tried to make a few changes to the ie6.css file, but im afraid that there is still much im learning.
if your familar with how this might work, i would appreciate any instructions and will surely try it.thanks again.
December 13, 2008 at 2:30 am #52101dave
Memberthanks chris,
that dean edwards code did it with ease. -
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