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I have a DIV square containing the word “Next”. I would like to have the DIV background color change when I hover over it and have it take me to a link when I click on it. Can I do this without using Javascript? I don’t just want to use a link as I guess for that then it would only work if I go above “next”.
Thank you very much for advance helping.
Inevitably we have to ask: why not make it a hyperlink? If it quacks like a duck and looks like a duck, it should really be a duck.
You can handle the hovering effect with a simple
:hoverrule in your stylesheet (e.g.,div.whatever:hover { color: red; }), but you can’t instill an element with functionality like going to a new page without the use of JavaScript.