Javascript question: I have a rectangular div. Imagine that div is divided from one corner to the other to make two right triangles. I would like to, on hover, have Javascript tell me which triangle my mouse is over. But my trigonometry powers are failing me, and Google is coming up short. Hope me, admin!
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Why won't <colgroup> style properly? [more inside]
posted by urbanwhaleshark on Oct 2, 2012 - 3 answers

Can I change the mouseover qualities (the way mouseover/hover text is displayed) with CSS? [more inside]
posted by Tchad on Aug 20, 2010 - 6 answers

Can you advise me on creating my research tool? Do you know a way to turn outilnes into interactive menus on the Web? How about on a mobile device ? Is there an app that is for iPhone apps what Dreamweaver is for Web sites? [more inside]
posted by jimmymcvee on Apr 21, 2010 - 8 answers

Taming Firefox mouse behavior... [more inside]
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Why won't firefox display titles on hover (except inside Google Reader)? [more inside]
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In Mac OS X, the "Finder/Spotlight Comments" is a handy way for me to store additional information about documents. It would be great to be able to read them without having to "Get Info". In particular, I'd like to either have them show up when hovering over the document in Finder (that is, use them as Help Tags), or have them show up in the Preview pane. [more inside]
posted by math on Apr 5, 2006 - 5 answers