Question

$( "#list li:eq(0)" ).bind('mouseenter focus', function(event) {

jQuery("#logo img").css('top', '-132px');
console.log( event.type, " :: ", this.id );
  }).bind('blur mouseleave', function(event) {

jQuery("#logo img").css('top', '-41px');
console.log( event.type, " :: ", this.id );
  });  

This piece of jQuery works great with the mouse over but not with the tab key over!
Have you encounter a similar problem?

I have tried .bind to fire both event and still not working!

if fires the event on mouseenter but nothing in focus!

Answer 1

mouseenter and mouseleave have nothing to do with keyboard events, and are not fired when an element gains keyboard focus.

To have your code fire on both mouseenter and focus, this is a bit closer:

$("#MesActivites li:eq(0)").bind("mouseenter focus", function (event) {
    jQuery("#MesActivites ul:eq(1)").css('top', '45px').css('left', '-1px');
    jQuery("#rfr-header-logo").css('display', 'none');
    console.log(event.type, " :: ", this.id);
}).bind("mouseleave blur", function (event) {
    jQuery("#MesActivites ul:eq(1)").css('top', '-1000px').css('left', '-1px');
    jQuery("#rfr-header-logo").css('display', 'block');
    console.log(event.type, " :: ", this.id);
});