The link to the test page is missing in your comment.
Anyway, with what I have understood from your comment, you have your text on the menu image and want to highlight the text/the hotspot on hover. This could be achieved but not with the code given in this article. To do that, you will have to create different set of images and replace them on mouse over. I will have to research a bit on this one, but I will soon post it as another article on saffronstroke.

Regards,
Minal

I can’t seem to get that code to work. I have a menu image with hotspots to link to pages. I want to make the menu items yellow on hover since they are not underlined and may not appear to be links to the casual eye.

If you have time, could you look at the source on the test page referenced below? Maybe you can see why the hover code isn’t working.

Thanks,
Frank

‘hover’ is a pseudo-class that adds a special style to the element. Hence in this example, .title_div:hover adds a style to the div on hover/mouseover. Once written, this style is applied to the element and hence not listed in Apply Styles task pane. Therefore point 3 does not mention of applying this style. However, for the benefit of all future readers, I have added the word psuedo-class in the article, to make it clear.

Do follow all the steps, save and preview the page. It should work fine.

If you still have any doubts, please feel free to revert. I would be glad to help you out.

Regards,
Minal