06-27-2008, 01:19 PM
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The way maZtah wrote that, the snippet would only affect images inside of an A-nchor tag. <a href...>
Code:
a img { #images inside A <a href...><img></a>}
img { #all images <img>}
img.imgClass { #any images with the class 'imgClass' <img class="imgClass" ...> }
div#menu img { #only images located inside a div with the id of 'menu' <div id="menu"><img></div>}
See how that works?
If the image is already a link you shouldn't have any problem implementing maZtah's fix. I would also suggest using straight CSS to do this instead of javascript, especially in this case it's highly unnecessary and redundant considering css already allows you to add the :hover pseudo selector.
If the code above was exactly how it was going to be used, this is how I'd write the same fix (without the javascript);
Code:
td.bgrolloverPlain img
{
border : 3px double #FFF;
}
td.bgrolloverPlain img:hover
{
border: 3px double #000;
}
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