Your CSS needs
background-color: blue
OnMouseOver background-color: yellow
(The bit I think you have missed is)
OnMouseOut background-color: blue
You need to set the color back to your original color on mouse out.
Garry
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I normally create a css folder in the home directory and place the file in it.
The file should finish with .css (i.e. yourfile.css)
In the head of your HTML file (beween <head> and </head>) place a link to the CSS file.
i.e.
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet " type="text/css" href="../css/yourfile.css">
</head>
(../) is top directory
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how to list content of a query result in a form
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I am using Access 2010 and trying to get the results from a query to display each record in a seperate text box in a form.
My query runs from ComboBox1 After_Update in the form with no problem and leaves the results of the components of a diesel car, petrol car or van.
What I would like to happen is After_Update of ComoBox1 is the resulting records to be displayed in the form like a list with a checkbox next to the list so... -
Change select list in combo2 after update of combo1
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MS Access 2010
I have 2 tables 'Carrier' and 'Driver' with relationship 'CarrierID' 1 to many 'Carrier'.
In the form 'Consignment'
I have combo1 select a 'CarrierID' After_Update it populates several field with address and phone number.
What I need is for combo2 to list only 'Driver' in the dropdown from the 'Driver' table related to the company selected in combo1
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