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Beitrag: [QUOTE="Sempervivum, post: 13155, member: 3917"] That's fine now. Don't use blanks in your class names. What's happening is as follows: In your HTML you assign this class: [ICODE]class="Tweet button"[/ICODE] The browser is taking this as [B]two [/B]independent classes. However in your CSS you are using this selector: [ICODE].tweet-button[/ICODE] These do not match, therefore your CSS doesn't take effect. Or, for hover, you are using this selector: [ICODE].tweet button:hover[/ICODE] This addresses a button element [B]inside[/B] another element having the class "tweet". Use underlines or dashes in your class names. When using blanks, the components will be taken as separate classes. [/QUOTE]