disabling "alt" attribute when hovering over navigation

It worked when I tested it on your site using Greasemonkey. Where exactly are you pasting that code?

@ ambrosite
Ok have it working. Seems to work when I put that script in a shortcodes file containing some tootip code.

Thank you for all your assistance. very much appreciated. Cheers,.

@ ambrosite
Just got your reply. I was putting it into the header.php file where my menu php is situated.

You’re welcome. I would have put it in header.php myself; I’m not sure why it wasn’t working there, but as long as it’s working for you now that’s the important thing. ??

@ ambrosite
Yea I’m no pro but I assumed it would work there also. But tried it on my other site and the same thing happens. I think it might be to do with the shortcodes implementation.

The original themes were created by someone else whom has given me permission to alter them. They look nothing like their originals. But much of the implementation of scripts and the general framework remains close to how it was.

Cheers,.

<script type=’text/javascript’>
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$(‘#nav a’).attr(‘title’, ”);
});
</script>

WOW! That worked for me!! YAY! Thanks so much!

Oh no! They’re back. UGH!

Any idea why??

Thanks!

Okay, it’s gone again. I tried this one:

<script type=’text/javascript’>
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$(‘.sf-menu a’).attr(‘title’, ”);
});
</script>

and it seem to have worked.

Thanks!

Nope, they’re back. ARRRGHHH!