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The 'title' attribute is definitely the easiest way to achieve what you're after. It will trigger the basic 'tooltip' behaviour of the browser. example:
Name: <input type="text" title="First Name">
Of course there are several ways to make that prettier, using javascript, but this works prefectly adequately.
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Very nice :)Where's your html/css code? Maybe someone can then help you out.
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While I largely agree with the sentiments of the others who've replied, above, I'm feeling uncharacteristically generous atm. I believe this is what you're after. In your code (above), put a space then a letter "a" (for "anchor") after the ".style3" declaration like thus: .style3 a{color: #FFFFFF;font-size: large;}
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How are you triggering the effect currently? That portion of the html would makes things a little bit clearer :)If I understand you correctly, you'd want something along the lines of
<div id="fadingtext" onmouseover="your-animation-script">
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Well, for a start you've left out the <ul> opening and closing tags in your html, so none of your <li>s will match up with your css rules. Is there a reason for you to have <p> tags inside <li> tags?
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What do you mean, exactly? When I run that code, it shows two columns side by side with a 90px margin in between.What's the css styling for "panel_02"?
How to show column B value based on column A value?
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This is off the top of my head, since I'm not going to create a mySQL table just to test this out, but something along the lines of this should be what you're looking for: