Let's assume that we are working with the following button:
html<button class = 'Change-Background'>Hover me</button>
If we want this element to change the background on hover:
CSSbutton.Change-Background{ background: transparent; } button.Change-Background:hover{ background: pink; }
On mobile devices, the hover effect doesn't make sense and it can cause issues if a user clicks on the button. So, we want to allow to hover only in allowed devices. We can use @media (hover:hover)
to achieve it.
Let's redefine the CSS:
CSSbutton.Change-Background{ background: transparent; } @media (hover: hover){ button.Change-Background:hover{ background: pink; } }
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