So in CSS this is possible:
#Something1:hover .Something22 {...}
But when I put it like this:
#Something1 img:hover .Something22 {...}
It doesn’t work. Is this possible for just images?
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would mean your element with class
Something22is inside theimgelement. This wouldn’t be valid.If your element with class
Something22is just after the image, maybe you wantOr if your image is of class
Something22, then you need this :