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In our last episode,
<> ,
the lovely and talented DLU
broadcast on alt.html:

> I have one CSS for hover.

> .link A:hover {
> font-size: 100%;
> color: blue;
> background-color: white;
> width: 100%;
> display: block;
> }
> How would I add a second hover that does a different task, and how do
> I tell that section to use the different hover?

.. link A.diff:hover

give the A tags a different class.

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The Daily Beagle <http://larseighner.com/Daily_Beagle/>
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In article < >,
Lars Eighner <> wrote:

> In our last episode,
> <> ,
> the lovely and talented DLU
> broadcast on alt.html:
>
> > I have one CSS for hover.
>
> > .link A:hover {
> > font-size: 100%;
> > color: blue;
> > background-color: white;
> > width: 100%;
> > display: block;
> > }
> > How would I add a second hover that does a different task, and how do
> > I tell that section to use the different hover?
>
> . link A.diff:hover
>
> give the A tags a different class.

This answer is too brief and does not ruminate sufficiently on
transcendental matters.

--
dorayme

In our last episode,
<doraymeRidThis->,
the lovely and talented dorayme
broadcast on alt.html:

> In article < >,
> Lars Eighner <> wrote:

>> In our last episode,
>> <> ,
>> the lovely and talented DLU
>> broadcast on alt.html:
>>
>> > I have one CSS for hover.
>>
>> > .link A:hover {
>> > font-size: 100%;
>> > color: blue;
>> > background-color: white;
>> > width: 100%;
>> > display: block;
>> > }
>> > How would I add a second hover that does a different task, and how do
>> > I tell that section to use the different hover?
>>
>> . link A.diff:hover

Opps. Should be no space before 'link.'

>>
>> give the A tags a different class.

> This answer is too brief and does not ruminate sufficiently on
> transcendental matters.

I know. I keep forgetting to put bait on the hook.

--
Lars Eighner <http://larseighner.com/>
The Daily Beagle <http://larseighner.com/Daily_Beagle/>
Health is merely the slowest possible rate at which one can die.