Fixing a CSS bug in Konqueror (44932)

[Jaak Simm]

According to CSS standards it seams that the :hower is reserved only for 
anchor (<a>).
At least that's how it is explained at
http://www.devguru.com/Technologies/css/quickref/css_pseudoclasses_hover.html

Even if it would not be so, I think it is smart for the Konqueror to 
comply with
the actual web standards, i.e. those used by IE and Netscape.

So, I would still like to see the the problem fixed as I've come across 
some webpages
where the problem is present. Just point me to the right files and I'll 
try to correct it.

Cheers,
Jaak

> Le Mercredi 17 Juillet 2002 20:28, Jaak Simm a écrit :
> > In short, the problem is that Konqueror applies the pseudo-class :hower
> > also to non-anchor elements,
>
> On the contrary, there's nothing wrong with applying pseudo-classes to
> whatever element.
> Apart from having a context that is not determined by the 
> document-tree, they
> have nothing special.
>
> That's why one need to write "a:hover" and not just ":hover" (as in the
> mentioned bug, which is definetly NOT a bug)
>
> If other browsers don't think so, then they are just plain wrong :)
>
> G.
>
> > like <font>, which is not correct. Following page produces such bug:
> > http://pc.firm.ee/konqueror-bug2.html .
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Jaak