Re: [css-d] Any way to remove MouseOver flicker in IE?

Michael Stevens wrote: http://www.regencygarden.com/test/ http://www.regencygarden.com/test/regency.css I'm using CSS rollovers just like I've done for other projects. This one has a very noticable flicker of the images as they swap out. I thought it might be a file size problem but the

Re: [css-d] Any way to remove MouseOver flicker in IE?

I'll reply to all in one email... Yes, it was the browser cache settings in IE. I was doing some testing on our intranet and I had changed IE's cache. Before another lister told me the cause I did try the background-position thing with one image and it failed on the first try. Before I could to

Re: [css-d] Any way to remove MouseOver flicker in IE?

It's so slow I can watch the status bar as it says it's downloading the rollover image... again... and again... and again... Is there a solution? Painful I know, but fortunately the answer is that, yes, you can make those pesky flickers go away

Re: [css-d] Any way to remove MouseOver flicker in IE? (going slightly OT)

Michael Stevens wrote: I probably could optimize the images and save as GIF. I've never liked GIF and never used it unless I need transparency. JPG usually looks better but in this case GIF might not be so bad in this instance. Can I go slightly off topic for this list for a moment? Whether

[css-d] Any way to remove MouseOver flicker in IE?

http://www.regencygarden.com/test/ http://www.regencygarden.com/test/regency.css I'm using CSS rollovers just like I've done for other projects. This one has a very noticable flicker of the images as they swap out. I thought it might be a file size problem but the buttons are only 24k. I checked