Please open your *.bloc and click on the leftmost graphic, then Right Sidebar > Interactions > Navigate to Page > Home, then Preview in Blocs.
#Hover text on image html code#
But when I add a hyperlink to each graphic, both your code and my altered version of your code stops working entirely (no red text when mousing over the graphic).To accomplish that, I would need to add a custom Class name to each text box in the right sidebar (for example: “ test”) and then change the CSS code to this (which I verified works): I want only specific text boxes to turn red. I don’t want all H2’s on a given web page to turn red when mousing over a graphic.
I see that your suggestion is basically “add CSS to Page Settings > Add Code.” But I found 2 problems, only the first of which I am able to fix myself: Thank you for the example *.bloc document.
And that text is NOT overlapping the image at all, but sits in a separate box above and below the image.) (The text I am talking about is HTML text, not a graphic. The aim is for the text color change to be a visual indicator to desktop computer users that their arrow cursor is hovering over that particular image. I only want the text color change to occur when the arrow pointer is hovering above the image because only the image has a hyperlink.Īgain, I want to mouseover the IMAGE and have the text above and below it change color (for as long as the arrow pointer is hovering above the associated image). I also know I can create a new Class and apply that Class to the Column that contains my Image and two pieces of text, but that isn’t what I want either because a mouseover anywhere inside that container will trigger the text color change. I know I can create a new Class and apply that Class to the image and title and model#, but mousing over the image doesn’t trigger the hover states of the text, so that isn’t a solution. I want to mouseover each image (on a desktop computer) and automatically have the associated title and model# text to change color (akin to a Hover state change). Each image also has a text title above it and a text model number below it. Source referenced when creating this blog.I have webpage with several images and hyperlinks applied to each image. Enjoy playing around with these and adding some fun flair to your website! There are so many fun effects that can be customized and tweaked to fit your needs perfectly. This hardly scratches the surface of CSS’ hover effects. I highly recommend exploring this extremely helpful resource if you want to learn more! They have 2D transitions, background transitions, border transitions, icons, shadow/glow transitions, speech bubbles and curls.
#Hover text on image html full#
It is a robust resource full of effects that can be applied to so many elements on your website.
One of my favorite hover effects resources that I didn’t cover in this blog is Hover.css. You can also reverse the effect and make your images grow larger than their current size by changing the scale values (currently 0.8) above to something over 1.0 like 1.3. You can alter the size of divs or images using the hover effect above. You can add :hover to the appropriate class and add background-color with a color value and it will change to that color on mouseover. A fun way to add a simple hover effect is changing the background color.
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