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    vraagje
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    Hi he hello

    I want to make a Div from the custom css/html sections to be shown when hovering over a div inside a page.
    I made a little jsfiddle to explain/show what i mean and want.

    When implementing the code inside laytheme, It only works half.
    #a:hover {... works fine
    #a:hover + #b {... doesn't work

    I tried to explain as clearly as possible, if not please say so.
    Thanks!

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      wrote on last edited by
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      hello vraagje!

      here i read that the "+" css operator only applies to an element if it is an adjacent element (next to the other one)
      http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1139763/what-does-the-plus-sign-css-selector-mean

      Thats why it doesn't work on your website, because the elements are not adjacent. However, you can achieve this mouseover interaction with js.
      In "custom html& css" -> "custom <head> content":

      <script>
      jQuery(document).on("mouseenter", ".hoverme", function(event) {
      	jQuery(".showme").show();
      });
      jQuery(document).on("mouseleave", ".hoverme", function(event) {
      	jQuery(".showme").hide();
      });
      </script>
      

      In the above example i didnt use your id's but used some classes "showme" and "hoverme"

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