Selector problem? _html/css_WEB-ITnose

What do the following selectors mean? I have never seen li:hover and li.over, only a:hover
li:hover ul, li.over ul

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This post was last edited by net_lover on 2012-10-10 21:40:58

Not a link but also supports :hover, this requires It only works in non-IE browsers or higher versions of IE
li:hover is the effect of moving the mouse over li

Ask again, what does li.over mean?

Let me state that li is not a class selector, it is li.

li.over

Define css
Use

You should have seen
.over{}
Define it this way.
li.over limits over to only apply to li

Ask again, what does li.over mean?
.over should be a li class name. . . .
Example:

• xxx




I just started learning, this was written by someone else, I didn’t pay attention to it, I wrote this.className = "over" in js, I didn’t pay attention to it.
I know about the class selector, mainly because I didn’t see over in li at first, and thought it was a selection method I had never seen before.
Thank you for your enthusiastic help.