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Javascript Tutorials : Simple ChalkBoard Example
| Extremely simple example of turning background colors of the cells of the table on and off with mouse events to simulate a chalkboard. You can add more rows and columns. |  |
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Sep 19th, 2004 at 11:14 PMThis was so useful! A site I took over had very complicated CSS which I thought I had deciphered enough to make the hovers work - only to come back later to see that the entire cells didn't change color, and it wasn't the right color even without the hover. Eliminated the whole CSS and just added this info with a look at my HTML book to check mouseover options and I was set. Could have saved myself a ton of work if I'd known this before trying to deal with that CSS - I use it all the time, but not someone else's.