CSS and HTML mouse?

Question

ive was googling, but doesn't seem to be able to find a hover-like method for css for css.

Is there one, and if so, how to encode it?

Answer 1

You only need :hover pseudo-class for this , when you exit an element, it will return to it by default not :hover , for example:

 .class { color: black; } .class:hover { color: red; } 

when you hover, the color will be red, and when you "mouseout", the color will return to black because it will no longer match the :hover selector. This is the default behavior for all browsers, nothing special you need to do here.

If you want to do something software, you are looking for a mouseout JavaScript event .

Answer 2

There is no mouse event in CSS. For this you need javascript.

Answer 3

There is a pseudo-class :hover :

 element:hover { color: red } 

there is no event or selector when the status :hover ends, if that is what you are looking for.

To do this, you need to access Javascript and the onmouseout event.

Answer 4

There is no mouseout type selector for CSS. But the normal style of an element is its “mouse” state!

What exactly are you trying to do so that normal CSS and the :hover selector do not display?

You can most likely do this using JavaScript. See here or here .

Answer 5

You are looking for :hover pseudo-class .

 a:hover {background: red;} 

will highlight any link you place.

Answer 6

As far as I know, you can only have the following CSS "events".

a (default), a: hang, a: active, a: visited

Answer 7

AFAIK There is no mouse event, but

if you want to use the link you visit earlier, you can use

 a:visited{ }