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I've just been trying to get a rollover script I wrote myself (yes, not copied :-O) to work, but I don't know how to refer to a bgcolor attribute in a tag.

I was thinking something like document.td1.style.backgroundcolor if is "td1" in the name attribute.

Cheers

you cooould take the very long winded approach and make the link an image, hen make another the same but with the background a different colour, then just do a simple rollover for the highlighting.

Long winded and involves making silly images but it'd work.

Thanks but I really want to know if there's a simple way to get my script working.

Thanks again.

Cheers :-)

I thought hand worked on Netscape as well, lucky you told me!

Just on another thought... f your trying to change the colour of a by mouseover, you can do this in CSS without all that JS. All you need is to declare some "a" styles and apply them to the cells using css.

a.tdon:link (background:#xxxxxx font:arial colour:sameasbackground}
a.tdon:hover (background:#xxxxxx font:arial colour:sameasbackground}


In the tableL

texttexttexttext

It's late, but it's something like that.

cursor='hand'

This only works in IE, to work in NS(all versions) you have to declare it as cursor="pointer".. this is also technically a style attribute and should be: cursor:hand pointer

Just wanted to share something I picked up today!

Must add, onmouseover has color_change(1) and onmouseout has color_change(0)

All I want to do is try to get this script working:



I've never really done a proper script, I know there's a much easier way to do it, it's just i've tried almost everything and I want to get it working. Know if there's anyway I could get it working only by changing the document.td1?

Cheers

Try using CSS to style the table and use ID to refer to the Class...

Still a little vague on this but have seen it working. Much easier to do in CSS/JSS as the references are easier to create. If i can find the script I'll post it.

I've just been trying to get a rollover script I wrote myself (yes, not copied :-O) to work, but I don't know how to refer to a bgcolor attribute in a tag.

I was thinking something like document.td1.style.backgroundcolor if is "td1" in the name attribute.

Cheers