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This example describes how to get a message to appear in the status bar of the browser window when you move the mouse over a link. You don't need the <script> tag for this one. You can use two script event attributes: onmouseover and onmouseout. The onmouseover script executes when you move the mouse onto the link and the onmouseout script executes when you move the mouse away. To create a link that puts a message in the status bar, use: <a href=”offers.htm” onmouseover=”window.status =’Unbelievable offer. Have a look!’; return true;” onmouseout=”window status= ‘ ‘; return true;” The status bar looks like: The HTML needs to be on a single line on the page or it won’t work. |
More information Changing the appearance of links Changing pictures with the mouse Expanding and contracting outlines Displaying a message in the status bar |