I'm trying to show/hide some of text in a button. the button is
<button id="SOS" onmouseover="show()" onmouseout="hide();">
<p>S.O.S</p>
<div id="sos_left"> <?=$text_to_show_hide?></div>
</button>
and the javascript code is
<script type="text/javascript">
function show()
{
sos_left=document.getElementById('sos_left');
alert("mouseover");
sos_left.style.color = "red";
sos_left.style.fontSize = "28";
}
function hide(){
sos_left=document.getElementById('sos_left');
alert("mouseout");
sos_left.style.color = "blue";
sos_left.style.fontSize = "0";
}
</script>
the thing is that the mouse out alerts even when I'm mouse overing.
NOTE: I can't use jquery because the site is vbulletin based and I use this code on one of the templates.
you dont hide anything..
use display:none
to "remove" element, or visibility:hidden
to hide element.
to "re-add" the element, use display: block
or visibility:visible
, if you used visibility attribute to hide.
try each both to see the difference.
another problem is,
you try to use sos_left
as variable, but you didn't declare it as variable.
use var sos_left
instead of.