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How can I change the bg color of all (table) rows simultaneously on a mouse over event?

Asked by mahesh_mk in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), JavaScript, Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)

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Hi,

Does anyone know how to change the background color of the all the rows in a table simultaneously on a mouse over event?

( The below mentioned required fucntionality is similar to radio buttons where you know which radio button has been selected, but instead here I want this functionality on table rows with a mouse over event. )

For e.g. suppose there are three rows where first row has dark shade of orange color (which indicates that first row has been selected)  and other two rows has light shade of orange color.
If I move a cursor to second row, then only the color of the second row should change to dark shade of orange color and the other two rows to light shade.
That means if the second row is selected (color is dark shade) and if I move a cursor away from the table then still the color of the second row should NOT change, it should remain to dark shade only. It should change only if the cursor is moved to either of the other two rows.
You can see this effect on bbc site http://www.bbc.co.uk/

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