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Default Mouseover problem in Dreamweaver 8 - 11-02-2005 , 07:39 PM






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Hi. I am new to this site and can't seem to find the answer to my question
so here goes.

I took over a site for a friend (someone else designed it). The problem is
that in the navigation bar, in the drop down menus, previously existed was the
cell changing colors when someone mouseover it. However, when I try to add
rows to the drop down menus, the new rows I've added won't change colors when
someone mouseovers them.

For reference, please visit

www.theblackwidow.us

Go to the navigation bar and on the far right, under the About Me menu, the
first two selections change orange when they are rolled over, however, I can't
get the additional three to change orange. The first two were set up by the
guy who designed the site, but when I took the site over, I can't get any
additional rows to change colors.

I've tried the CSS sheets, etc. All I basically did was select the layer
table, select add a row, typed in my text, created the link, and figured that
was all it would take. However, no luck

I'm new to this dreamweaver stuff, so please keep the tech talk to a first
grade level.

I would be more than happy to email the file/asp page to anyone that can help.
I"ve been trying to figure this out for three weeks now.

Thanks to all in advance.

Eddy


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Default Re: Mouseover problem in Dreamweaver 8 - 11-02-2005 , 07:50 PM






<TR>
<TD class=menu_off id=hosting
onmouseover="toggleClass(this.id, 'menu_off', 'menu_hover');"
onclick="window.location.href=''"
onmouseout="toggleClass(this.id, 'menu_hover', 'menu_off');">?
<a href="aboutme.htm">About Me</a> </TD>

</TR>
<TR>
<TD class=menu_off id=sitepay
onmouseover="toggleClass(this.id, 'menu_off', 'menu_hover');"
onclick="window.location.href=''"
onmouseout="toggleClass(this.id, 'menu_hover', 'menu_off');">?
<a href="bio.htm">My Bio</a> </TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD class=menu_off id=sitepay
onmouseover="toggleClass(this.id, 'menu_off', 'menu_hover');"
onclick="window.location.href=''"
onmouseout="toggleClass(this.id, 'menu_hover',
'menu_off');"><a href="sponsers.htm">? My Sponsors</a></TD>
</TR>

<TR>
<TD class=menu_off id=sitepay
onmouseover="toggleClass(this.id, 'menu_off', 'menu_hover');"
onclick="window.location.href=''"
onmouseout="toggleClass(this.id, 'menu_hover',
'menu_off');"><a href="blackwidowhist.htm">? Black Widow Spider</a>s</TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD class=menu_off id=sitepay
onmouseover="toggleClass(this.id, 'menu_off', 'menu_hover');"
onclick="window.location.href=''"
onmouseout="toggleClass(this.id, 'menu_hover',
'menu_off');"><a href="muaythaiinfo.htm"><span class="menu_off1">&raquo;</span>
Muay Thai Info</a></TD>
</TR>
<TR>

<TD class=menu_off id=sitepay
onmouseover="toggleClass(this.id, 'menu_off', 'menu_hover');"
onclick="window.location.href=''"
onmouseout="toggleClass(this.id, 'menu_hover',
'menu_off');"><span class="menu_off1"><a href="contact.asp">&raquo; Contact
Me</a> </span></TD>
</TR>

All the new "TD" need to have their own ID. (id="contact") This should solve
your problem.


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