Bassman: I guess that I took the opposite view. IMO the IE team will NEVER fix rendering issues with IE unless web developers put pressure on them. If we ignore those features exist because of lack of support, then we will get our wish, they will never exist. The same goes for PNG transparency, child selectors, absolute positioning, or any other not supported feature in IE.

Sorry; rant over.

Raghost: to change the class of another object, you would need to make some adjustments to the supplied code.

In general you would first need to get a reference to your element, then change its className property. The easiest way to retrieve a reference to your element is to add an 'id' attribute to it:

becomes:

next, on the element that should trigger the hover change:

Thank you very much

i ll try out tonight.

thanx a lot!!

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Rant away ackbarr, you're right, of course :) Maybe one day all browsers will be created equal, unlike now :)