On which elements the attribute hover works on all browsers ?
I guess the element is cross-browser. What about ? Is there any other element ?
For cross-browser I mean working on Safari, Chrome, Firefox, IE 9, 8 and possibly 7.
It's not dependent on which element it is applied to, apart from in IE5/6.
IE 5/6 supports it only on links.
IE 7 supports :hover, but not :active, on all elements.
Put this link on your bookmarks - it will save you plenty of time.
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/contents.html
So for IE7+ and all other browsers, it'll work fine.
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I need to apply CSS filter on body tag. Now I use this CSS rules -
JS fiddle with CSS styles
In Chrome, FF, Opera it works fine. But in IE 10 it doesn't applying.
What am I doing wrong?
IE doesn't support filter properties. Wait for the release of Microsoft Edge, it will support filter
You aren't doing anything wrong. CSS filters don't work in IE and won't in the foreseeable future.
I've got the following CSS:
.class1,
.class2:hover,
.class3:disabled { color:red; }
This works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, IE9 and IE7.
Only browser that doesn't support this is IE8.
Is there a way to make it work?
Tnx
IE 8 does not support the pseudoclass :disabled (neither does IE7) altogether. Multiple classes and :hover are supported.
Unlike IE7, IE8 behaves correctly according to ยง4.1.7 and ignores the entire rule due to the fact that it cannot interpret one of the selectors.
I'm looking for a method to inspect elements styled using pseudo-classes (such as :hover) from IE.
I am able to do this with Firefox using the Firebug HTML style drop-down that allows the browser to apply a pseudo-class to a selected element:
I am also able to do this in Chrome by toggling the element state:
However, I have not been able to find a similar option with IE developer tools. I've tried using Firebug Lite, but the same option that is present in Firefox does not seem to be in the Lite version.
Is there a way to apply pseudo-classes to elements in IE (similar to Firefox and Chrome) so that I may see how it's being styled, or otherwise observe pseudo-class styling in IE?
I've never found this in the native developer tools included with IE.
It looks like IE 11 has this feature now, although it seems like it's only for Hover (and Visited for anchor tags).
I am setting the lang attribute on my html tag and body tag. I then explicitly use it in my css for targeting css at particular languages.
This works fine in IE8, IE9, FF & Chrome and works a treat. However it does not work in IE7. Anyone know why and a possible work around for it?
The attribute selector such as
[lang|="en"]
has buggy support in IE8 and lower. You will have to target the element by other means!
I have a hover effect in css. It works correctly in all other browser except in ie6.
The problem is if I give a link then the hover works in that page but if I take href from the page hover doesn't works, please help me.
You can't use :hover on anything not a link in IE 6.
Here is the quote from quirksmode:
IE 5/6 supports both only on links. IE 7 supports :hover, but not
:active, on all elements.
You can find that on this page.
Maybe you could use Whatever:hover: http://www.xs4all.nl/~peterned/csshover.html
Suckerfish is a tried-and-true IE6 fix for :hover
http://www.htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/dropdowns/