Yes, David, that is correct. When hover(ed) over all I need is for the text to change color – to the same color of the text above the “header” – a deep red. Everything else should remain the same.
Headers in the ScriptyAccordion are not links. They are simply whatever tag they are with an unobtrusive JavaScript listener attached to them. There are no A tags involved, so the Inspector’s link styling will not come into play.
Walter
On Jan 13, 2014, at 3:14 AM, DeltaDave wrote:
Then you can do this by setting the Link Styling colours in the inspector - currently you have these set as #00679D
Select the div (item9, item12, item16 etc) and look in the inspector for the link styles - change them in there.
Hi Walter! Thank you for all of your invaluable assistance! I feel like a 1st grader learning from a “guru”, when I read your advice. In this particular case, as you suggested earlier, I am not using the ScriptyAccordion Action, but, instead, I employed one of the scripts that you wrote for me in order to create what, in the end result, simulates (if I can use that term) an “Accordion” effect. So the “headers” that I use in each “box” (those that trigger the rest of the box to open, or “uncollapse”) I guess can be edited through the Inspector. I did this and it works (much to my amazement). Here’s the link: http://www.ksystems.com.ua/tarifi.html
Again, Walter and Dave, thank you!
Roman
Headers in the ScriptyAccordion are not links. They are simply whatever tag they are with an unobtrusive JavaScript listener attached to them. There are no A tags involved, so the Inspector’s link styling will not come into play.