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      <title>jonhenshaw said on 17/May/2007</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;&lt;p&gt;In English from Google Translate: "The idea is that to all the elements that we want to make them hover we assigned the class to them â€œto hoverâ€, and we defined in another class â€œhoverclassâ€ the attributes of the state to hover. Although in the code a called variable is used &lt;code&gt;div', element of the page works with *cualquier*â€¦ What we do, just as with the previous method, is to look for elements that contain the class&lt;/code&gt;to hover', and we assigned to the class &lt;code&gt;to them hoverclass' in the event&lt;/code&gt;to onmouseover'. More cochairsâ€¦ Event.observe () is the intelligent form to assign a function to an event without â€œstainingâ€ the HTML of the page. In this case I assign to the function `to him init ()', that one is in charge to call to' setHover both ()' with parameters that need (class that I have used to define what elements must hover, and class that I want to use when it is made rollover)."&lt;/p&gt;
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      <pubDate>Thu, 17 May 2007 19:07:21 UTC</pubDate>
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