JS keyword search/help bubble help

[Madison Kelly]

Devin Whalen wrote:
> I would try putting the div around only the text.  I have had problems
> in the past with divs around table rows...might not cause a problem in
> this case but you might as well start off with the simplest example
> first.  Try just putting it around text like this:
> 
>  <div class="print glossary" id="content">Text</div>can be formatted
> using several tags. Mouse over this text to see the ones available.

Thanks for the suggestion but in this case it didn't help. I must be 
messing up elsewhere.

> Correct me if I am wrong but there is no onmouseover event even defined
> so I don't see how anything would happen onmouseover.  Plus, I don't see
> what function would be called for the onmouseover event? 

There probably is... I'm using a website from Viewsonic as my example. 
Here is the code working properly when people who know what they are 
doing write it:

http://viewsonic.com/monitoruniversity/lcdbasics.htm

Note: The link has a flash video with audio explaining how LCD panels 
work. It was the only page I could find where the help-bubbles worked 
properly under Mozilla.

The direct link to the JS script with used by this page is:

http://viewsonic.com/monitoruniversity/scripts/glossary_monitoruniversity.js

There are other scripts it calls too so maybe what I am missing is in 
one of them.

> There must be more js that you didn't send.  Are you sure this is it?

I looked again and I can't see anything else that might be relevant. 
Obviously there is though and I am missing it. Thanks Devin!!

Madison
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