I have a div with a :hover pseudo-class that applies many CSS effects to indicate to the user that they are hovering over it.
How do I disable the CSS effect when the user hovers over it by adding a .disable class?
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I have a div with a :hover pseudo-class that applies many CSS effects to indicate to the user that they are hovering over it.
How do I disable the CSS effect when the user hovers over it by adding a .disable class?
For all browsers except IE < 9:
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.a:hover {to.a:not(.disable):hover {