Stilleto wrote:

If i understand it correctly, second of them should change border color of the thumbnail image ((sub)category screen), when the mouse is over the picture. Is it really works? I dont see any diffrence when the cursor is over the image, and elsewhere. Or Maybe IE and Opera dont recognize this value? What and where must i change something, that this function works correctly? Anybody have idea?

css "hover" is not supported by IE but works fine in Firefox/mozilla. See for instance http://www.quirksmode.org/css/contents.html for compatibility
for same effect in IE you will need javascript hack to simulate this.
get firefox.

Thierry.

So maybe somebody tell me, why opera and IE doesnt support this function in standard theme (yoga, yoga dark) and my theme, where i changed border and border hover value to red and yellow or any another color.
PWG1.5.1, Apache 2.0.54, PHP 5.0.5., MySQL 5.0.13RC Everything go on WinXP Prof SP2
Maybe this is fault newest program's version?

FYI.

The dynamic pseudo-classes: :hover, :active, and :focus
This is a direct link to W3C Reference.
There is no restriction explained on hover.
Given examples are only links.
SPAN.wrap2:hover isn't supported currentlly by IE official releases.
But we know perfectly write css without using this syntax, as yoDan explain in a French topic about new concept of thumbnails' pages.

What do you think about SPAN.wrap2:active or SPAN.wrap2:focus? Do they work with other browsers?

Stilleto, you're absolutely right.
The problem is how we read W3C Reference.
FF takes always takes the largest sense, and it works.
Other browsers try to do at the minimum of investments, and the result is less functionnal.

For your information, the team and our friends work hard to find the best way to show thumbnails...
Here below, there is two links to current samples done by yoDan, it is our current synthesis of what we are able to do.

yoDan wrote:

Classical version classique
Graphic version, the same HTML, modified CSS

Tell us what do you think about our code.