This could be done easily in CSS if the element that needs to be displayed was a child of the hover, but it isn\'t; it\'s in a different section of the document.
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Here is a simple example where you hover over one element and a completely different element is changed,
http://jsfiddle.net/bUqKq/6/
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hover here2
$("#one").on("mouseover",function(){
$("#two").css({
color:"red"
})
});
$("#one").on("mouseout",function(){
$("#two").css({
color:"black"
})
});
$("#two").on("mouseover",function(){
$("#one").css({
color:"red"
})
});
$("#two").on("mouseout",function(){
$("#one").css({
color:"black"
})
});