Everything about Mouseover totally explained
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Mouseover refers to a
GUI event that's raised when the user moves or "hovers" the
cursor over a particular area of the GUI. The technique is particularly common in
web browsers where the
URL of a
hyperlink can be viewed in the
status bar.
Site designers can easily define their own mouseover events using
Javascript and
Cascading style sheets.
Mouseover events are not limited to web design and are commonly used in modern GUI programming. Their existence might not even be known to the user as the events can be used to call any
function that might affect only the internal workings of the program.
Tooltip
A special type of mouseover event is a
tooltip used to show a short description of the GUI object under the cursor. The tooltip generally appears only after the mouse is held over the object for a certain amount of time.
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