If I define the up and over states of a button like this:
.button {color:red;}
.button:hover {color:blue;}
How can I get all the hover state styles for an element using JQuery?
Something like $(".button:hover").css('color');...
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1forum.jquery.com/topic/…Luca Filosofi– Luca Filosofi2010-04-30 22:51:17 +00:00Commented Apr 30, 2010 at 22:51
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thanks, yeah it looks like it is not possible. when it is, let us know :)Lance Pollard– Lance Pollard2010-04-30 23:45:31 +00:00Commented Apr 30, 2010 at 23:45
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This isn't possible directly, at least not without hovering. The closest you can get is:
$('.button').mouseenter(function() {
alert($(this).css('color'));
});
But...this requires hovering over the element, which by your question doesn't sound like the goal. Because of the way hovers are done, there was never any reason to expose this information in javascript, the browser css/rendering engine handles all of it...since this is maybe the second time I've seen this asked in years, it's just one of those rarely-used so never-added things, like every other language/platform has a thousand examples of.
Sorry the answer sucks, but "it doesn't do that" is the answer for everything at some point, but will probably remain that way in this case.
