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Some things to clarify, based on how best I could understand your situation: (1) <code>.hover()</code> is actually two-fold: you normally provide a function callback to execute when you <code>mouseover</code> onto the elements you specified and another to call when you <code>mouseout</code>. When you only provide one, it executes the same for both. <pre><code>$(element).hover( function () { // to execute on mouseover }, function () { // to execute on mouseout } ); </code></pre> (2) Inside an event handler, the element where the event supposedly happened is referenced by <code>this</code>. There is virtually no need to select the elements again most of the time. <pre><code>$('#LeftArrow_Wrapper, #RightArrow_Wrapper').hover(function () { $(this).stop(true, true).show(); }); </code></pre> (3) <code>.stop()</code> stops animations. Calling <code>.show()</code> on its own does not trigger jQuery animation on the element (since it's instantaneous), but calling <code>.show(duration)</code>, for example, does, because jQuery performs a fade + size over a duration. <h2>So, what?</h2> All in all, what's happening in your original code is that, when you mouse over an element, it'll show both <code>#LeftArrow_Wrapper</code> and <code>#RightArrow_Wrapper</code> (because of your original (2)), but it'll also do the same thing when you mouse out, since you only provide one callback for <code>.hover()</code> (see (1)). It doesn't help that your call to <code>.stop()</code> is useless, because there's no animation for it to stop (unless there's something else happening outside this piece of code --- it's most certainly not stopping your call to <code>.show()</code>). Your question isn't the most detailed, so what I think you want to do is something like this: <pre><code> $('#LeftArrow_Wrapper, #RightArrow_Wrapper').hover( function () { $(this).show(); }, function () { $(this).hide(); }, ); </code></pre>
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