I have a div with blue text and I want it to change on hover to yellow. For some reason, if I remove the CSS part that sets it blue it will change to yellow on hover, but if it's set to blue it will not.
JS
$('#registerbutton').hover(
function() {
$('#registerbutton').addClass('asd');
}, function() {
$('#registerbutton').removeClass('asd');
}
);
HTML
<div id="registerbutton">click</div>
CSS
#registerbutton{
color:blue;
}
.asd{
color:yellow;
}
An ID is more specific than a class, therefore the class gets overruled. Try this instead:
#registerbutton.asd {
color:yellow;
}
To learn more about CSS specificity, see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Specificity
为什么你不使用简单的CSS属性悬停像这样
#registerbutton:hover{color:yellow;}
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