Simulating these events can be very useful since the mark elements are
“beneath” the <input> or <textarea> elements, and thus, are
inaccessible to normal mouse events. These events can be used, for
example, to incorporate tooltips, change styling, or trigger other
behavior upon mouseover/out of the <mark> elements.
garysieling
commented
8 years ago
Simulating these events can be very useful since the mark elements are “beneath” the
<input>or<textarea>elements, and thus, are inaccessible to normal mouse events. These events can be used, for example, to incorporate tooltips, change styling, or trigger other behavior upon mouseover/out of the<mark>elements.