Heya. What’s a xhtml strict way of linking a whole div ? It’s got no content apart from a background image.
thanks :beer2:
Heya. What’s a xhtml strict way of linking a whole div ? It’s got no content apart from a background image.
thanks :beer2:
I think using the onclick event of the div to change the location.href of your current page is the only way to do this. I have been known to be wrong though.
^hes right. The basic way is to do whats below. If you want to do a better way put a style=“display:block;width:100%;heigh:100%;” and positon the href over the div (usually by placing it into another div).
The simple JS way is below (off the top of my head and its late):
<div class="ClassRollout" onclick="location.href='http://www.google.com/'" onmouseover="this.className='ClassRollover'" onmouseout="this.className='ClassRollout'">
content
</div>
//might be window.location.href if above doesn’t work
Thanks ; )
worked great btw, just had to set cursor:pointer to indicate the link (header in my blog)
thanks guys!
glad to help :thumb2:
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