Re: Check for support for hover on non <a> elements
Toby Inkster wrote:[color=blue]
> Mark Parnell wrote:
>[color=green]
>> Does IE Mac support :hover on elements other than <a>?[/color]
>
> Nope. IIRC it's only KHTML, Gecko and Opera 6+
>(perhaps 5.1x?) that do.[/color]
How does Mac IE get on with VBScirpt? If it can understand it then maybe
a VBScirpt implementation would be successfully ignored by all non-IE
browsers. Or VBScript being used to write the script tags into the page
(so it wouldn't happen on non-IE browsers).
Or maybe specifying the language type as "text/jscript" would be enough
to keep non-IE browsers from attempting to load/use the external JS
file.
Richard.
Toby Inkster wrote:[color=blue]
> Mark Parnell wrote:
>[color=green]
>> Does IE Mac support :hover on elements other than <a>?[/color]
>
> Nope. IIRC it's only KHTML, Gecko and Opera 6+
>(perhaps 5.1x?) that do.[/color]
How does Mac IE get on with VBScirpt? If it can understand it then maybe
a VBScirpt implementation would be successfully ignored by all non-IE
browsers. Or VBScript being used to write the script tags into the page
(so it wouldn't happen on non-IE browsers).
Or maybe specifying the language type as "text/jscript" would be enough
to keep non-IE browsers from attempting to load/use the external JS
file.
Richard.
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