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Originally Posted by BoyAlley
No, can't do that with CSS.
You need to do a little code hack. I just dug into the code really quick for you, here's what ya need to do:
Go into wp-includes and find link.php open it up and find this line:
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$output .= '<a href="' . $the_link . '"' . $rel . $title . $target. '>';
That's where you need to add your onmouse over. It'll effect all links that you add. |
hmm... ok, but this would give each link the same onmouse over, & I wanted each link to have it's own. but, you did inspire an idea....
I'm going to try something & come back & let you know if it works.
what if I take the
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$output .= '<a href="' . $the_link . '"' . $rel . $title . $target. '>';
& delete the closing " so in the wp-admin/link-add.php, when I add a url in the uri field, after the url, I add the onmouseover code with a " at the beginning, so this will replace the deleted " & the php output will add the required closing ">
I'm going to try & see if this works