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Hello everyone!
I ran into a problem recently. I was working on an edit for my profile on a website and have done pretty much everything except for 1 thing – hiding a div when hover another one.
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/wKKjeP
As you may see in the link above, those 2 “hollywood lights” are animated, but I’d like to hide them when you hover one of those 4 tabs on right side (About, Stats etc.).
I was able to hide all other divs when hover one of the 4 tabs, but for some reason, I can’t do it with this one no matter what I try (be it display none, opacity 0 or something else).
Any possible idea/help?
Hello!
Yes, it works perfectly. Wondering why it didn’t work when I tried literally the same way (actually, I tried both .tabs:hover and .tab:hover).
One more thing, which selector should I assign the “transition” property to (in order to make it a linear transition like it exists for the “Character” div)?
I know that CSS is case-sensitive, but it still didn’t work correctly on my end when I was trying it (I guess I assigned the commands to wrong selectors).
Now I understand (the transitions part). Thanks a lot.