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"Twitter logo hover effect not working" indicates that the expected style or animation on mouse hover over the Twitter logo fails to activate, likely due to CSS, JavaScript issues, or conflicting styling rules.
Bug Description
The twitter (X) logo should hover in purple when cursor is hovered on it.
Steps to Reproduce
Open the Project: Load the HTML/CSS file or the project where the Twitter logo is displayed.
Locate the Twitter Logo: Identify the element representing the Twitter logo (e.g., ,
Check Hover CSS: Confirm that CSS for the hover effect is defined (e.g., :hover pseudo-class or JavaScript-based animation).
Apply Hover Action: Hover the mouse over the Twitter logo and observe if the intended effect (such as color change, scale, or opacity) triggers.
Inspect Browser Console: Open the browser’s developer tools (usually by pressing F12), check the "Console" and "Elements" tabs to identify any errors or CSS conflicts.
Verify CSS and JavaScript Files: Ensure the hover effect code is linked and loaded correctly, with no conflicts from other styles or scripts.
Expected Behavior
After fixing the hover effect should be implemented.
Bug Summary
"Twitter logo hover effect not working" indicates that the expected style or animation on mouse hover over the Twitter logo fails to activate, likely due to CSS, JavaScript issues, or conflicting styling rules.
Bug Description
The twitter (X) logo should hover in purple when cursor is hovered on it.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
After fixing the hover effect should be implemented.
Actual Behavior
No response
Screenshots or Logs (Optional)
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/16aea511-8379-4ed2-8c46-d7e8190559e7
Severity
Minor - cosmetic or minor issue
Environment
System Information (Optional)
OS: Windows 11, Browser: Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox