CSS + DIV enables the background color of the mouse to pass through the background

There are many ways to change the background color of the mouse. Today we will introduce how to use CSS + DIV.

Method 1

 

Reference content is as follows: # Div: hover {background: #000000 ;}

Explanation: background color changes when the mouse passes through an element with the id div

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Method 2

 

Reference content is as follows: <Div onmouseover = "this. style. backgroundColor = '# F4F9FD'" onmouseout = "this. style. backgroundColor = '# ffff'"> </div>

Method 3:

 

Reference content is as follows: <Style> . D_over {background-color: #307172 ;} . D_out {background-color: # EFEFEF ;} </Style> <Div class = "d_out" onmouseover = "this. className = 'd _ over'" onmouseout = "this. className = 'd _ out'"> Haha </div>

<A> labels are acceptable. However, this will lead to other labels with <a> labels changing.

Generally, <a> is used to define the link style, not a specific area. Currently, the commonly used div + css web page is used. div indicates the meaning of the Region. You still like to use this type. Of course, if you use table, there will be a simpler method.

 

In fact, most of them are implemented using the <a> label.

 

Reference content is as follows: <Style> A {color: red; width: 100px; height: 22px; line-height: 22px ;} A: hover {background: # f4f4f4; color: #000 ;} </Style>

In this way, all connections in a certain area will change. You can use them in a certain area, and the mouse will change color.